Marietta House Museum is a late Federal style brick house and former tobacco plantation, and home of Gabriel Duvall, and the enforced home of many enslaved men, women, and children that included the families of the Butlers, Jacksons, Ducketts, and Browns. Guided tours of the historic house and site highlight the relationships among the enslaved people and their enslavers, that were shaped in part by the nations' founding documents and local slave codes. Hear the histories of families' decisions to seek freedom. Contact the facility directly to learn about other fee-based tours offered throughout the week.