Miller-Claytor House in the city Lynchburg

Miller-Claytor House

2200 Miller Claytor Ln, Lynchburg, VA 24503, United States

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This lovely historic home is where Thomas Jefferson ate a tomato to prove they were not poisonous, according to legend. This house was built in 1791, and was moved to its present location in modern times. It now serves as an event center.

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Nice historic home.

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Address:2200 Miller Claytor Ln, Lynchburg, VA 24503, United States

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