The George Washington Prince House, located at 127 E. North Street in Galesburg, Illinois, USA, is an architectural gem built by Reverend George Washington Gale, the founder of Knox College and Galesburg. Boasting a wrap-around porch, this historic house showcases unique styles such as Italianate, Greek Revival, and Federal. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 for its historical significance and its contribution to the establishment of Galesburg and Knox College. Now operating as a museum, visitors can learn about the towns early days and the family that once resided there. The house also hosts numerous events and educational programs, reinforcing its importance as a cultural center in Galesburg.