Situated in Petersburg, this attractive house for $485 per night is a fantastic choice for your next break. The Thomas Wallace House in Petersburg is one of the most historically significant homes in the nation. On April 3, 1865, President Lincoln met here with General Grant for the last time. They reshaped America's future in this home. This is where the peace began! We've hosted hundreds of guests from 26 states and 14 nations, film-makers, Smithsonian Institute tours, wedding parties, and more. Now restored, it's more beautiful than it's been in a century. And NOW, we are making this site available for intimate weddings and other events on our Thomas Wallace House site. -------------- WHAT GUESTS HAVE SHARED: "Spacious & beautiful historical home...perfect for our family of 5!" "Communications with the TWH team were excellent." "Wonderful home, exactly as pictured. Definitely worth it. We will book again." "This is our second stay at 'The Lincoln Home,' and it's even better than the first last year! Absolutely beautiful...incredible. The bathrooms are stunning and the house's grand style allows a group both independent and group space. An absolute gem!" "The history of this place is amazing! The gorgeous restoration and original details took us back to the 1800s." "I recommend staying here is you want an extremely unique and inspiring stay in Petersburg." "Perfect for our intimate wedding." -------------- HISTORY In 1865, Petersburg had just fallen and they awaited news of the surrender of Richmond, while discussing future plans for a reunified America. While Thomas Wallace had been an ally of President Lincoln’s in Congress, his wife was cousin to Confederate Lieutenant- General Abrose Powell Hill who had been killed in battle the day before. Though stricken with grief, the family welcomed President Lincoln and provided for seating accommodations for him and General Grant near the front door, where they conferred for hours before the ultimate surrender of Richmond. This is where the peace began! Aside from the Wyatt House, every home worthy of a sitting President and his top General on the West side of the once bustling historic Market Street had been demolished except the Wallace House. ---------------- ACCOMMODATIONS Built in 1855, it’s enduring grandeur is at once impressive, inviting and warm. Listed as a “National Registry of Historic Places in America,” The 12-foot vaulting ceilings and windows in the home provide an open spaciousness and lightness throughout. The rooms, likewise, are clearly of another era, yet the beds and accommodations are new, modern and comfortable. --------------- LOCATION The Wallace House located a few minutes away from “Old Town” Petersburg, where boutique shopping and restaurants are plentiful and diverse. One of a kind mansion: The Landmark site President Lincoln chose to meet Gen. Grant to decide the future of America.