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George Wythe might have strolled here with his law students.

Wythe's funeral was the largest in state history until that time.

There, Wythe made law and scholarship his life, as he began what would become a distinguished career in public service.

Meanwhile, Wythe began his legislative career, while still maintaining a private law practice.

The room interpreted as Wythe's office is located behind the parlor.

Wythe also continued working to establish the new nation.

It will also be a cause of eccentric loading on the facing wythe.

Today it is operated as a museum, the Wythe House.

And now there’s the new Wythe Hotel a mile north, to further his cause.

Tourism takes a variety of different forms in Wythe County.

A wall that is just one brick thick has one wythe.

Jefferson read law while working as a law clerk for Wythe.

According to Wythe its purpose was to make the sound "mellower and more blended."

A contemporary wrote that George was "in fantasy of love wythe hir."

He gave Graum Wythe to the state as a museum.

Stepping down from the chair, Wythe spoke to urge ratification.

Wythe accepted many assignments relating to military, currency and other matters.

Wythe taught several classes as well, including hygiene and microscopy at the medical school.

The bank retrieved several earlier checks, which Wythe had previously denied signing.

Wythe continued his thriving legal practice with Jefferson's assistance.

Wythe enlisted in the militia immediately upon returning home.

In 1920, the college (now a university) established a law school, which it named after Wythe and Marshall.

Wythe, however, is a bit more than promising.

Wythe ruled in favor of Wright on two grounds.

Wythe went on to become one of the more distinguished jurists of his time.