Archaeological outbuildings and slave quarters at Tudor Place

Archaeological investigations at Tudor Place have uncovered foundations, cellar features, privies, and artifact assemblages associated with 18th- and 19th-century outbuildings and service areas. Excavations produced ceramics, glass, nails, and faunal remains that document domestic activities and the presence of enslaved and household labor on the estate. Findings have informed museum interpretation of the property's landscape and social history.