Peyton Randolph graduated from The College of William and Mary in Williamsburg and went on to study law in London.  Upon his return, he was appointed king's attorney for Virginia in 1748.  He was also chosen representative of Williamsburg in the Virginia House of Burgess.  In 1774 he was elected First President of the Continental Congress.

The Peyton Randolph Room is the first floor bed chamber of the Cottage that reflects Mr. Randolph's love of patriotic simplicity and family coziness.

The fireplace, king size bed, day bed, mini-refrigerator, colonial decor, and private bath give this a lovely, romantic and homey feel.

Fireplaces

King Bed

Off-street parking

Central air conditioning and heating

Library with fireplace

Breakfast & Game Room

Ceiling Fans

Private Baths

Shower & Bath

Massages

Shower Only

Day Bed

Gazebo

Garden

Water fountains

Wireless Internet Access