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Mount Vernon Restored to Its Original Vision

Mount Vernon Restored to Its Original Vision

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Join Mount Vernon's Curator of Archaeological Collections, Sean Devlin, for an archaeological deep dive into material culture using the replica slave cabin on the Farm at Mount Vernon as an example. Learn more at mountvernon.org/archaeology | George Washington's Mount Vernon

Join Mount Vernon's Curator of Archaeological Collections, Sean Devlin, for an archaeological deep dive into material culture using the replica slave cabin on the Farm at Mount Vernon as an example. Learn more at mountvernon.org/archaeology | George Washington's Mount Vernon

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Part 1: Watch the Mount Vernon Archaeology team excavate the cellar of the Mansion in advance of the Mansion Revitalization work. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

Part 1: Watch the Mount Vernon Archaeology team excavate the cellar of the Mansion in advance of the Mansion Revitalization work. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

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Mount Vernon archaeology worked through the winter of 2023-2024 to mitigate the Mansion revitalization work along the north end of the house. Evidence for thousands of years of human activity was uncovered, including indigenous projectile points. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon archaeology worked through the winter of 2023-2024 to mitigate the Mansion revitalization work along the north end of the house. Evidence for thousands of years of human activity was uncovered, including indigenous projectile points. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

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No lie: Perfectly preserved centuries-old cherries unearthed at George Washington's Mount Vernon

No lie: Perfectly preserved centuries-old cherries unearthed at George Washington's Mount Vernon

Inside our museum, meet the people who shaped Mount Vernon, including: • Washington and Custis family members • enslaved and hired laborers • the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, which has owned and preserved Mount Vernon since the 19th century. Plan your visit today! Mount Vernon is open 365 days a year. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

Inside our museum, meet the people who shaped Mount Vernon, including: • Washington and Custis family members • enslaved and hired laborers • the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, which has owned and preserved Mount Vernon since the 19th century. Plan your visit today! Mount Vernon is open 365 days a year. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

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A Founders Committee Reception Supporting Refurnishing the Small Dining Room

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Mount Vernon: The Story of an American Icon

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While excavating George Washington’s cellar during the Mansion Revitalization Project, Mount Vernon’s archaeologists discovered two intact European-manufactured bottles. The dark green glass bottles were found upright and sealed, each containing liquid. The bottle shapes are characteristic of styles from the 1740s – 1750s and were recovered from a pit where they may have been forgotten and eventually buried beneath a floor laid in the 1770s. After the bottles were unearthed, each was carefully r

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Explore the lives of the people enslaved at Mount Vernon with our new exhibit, Lives Bound Together: Slavery at Mount Vernon. Within the quarters of the historic area, learn about the 317 enslaved people who lived and worked at George Washington’s Five Farms, gristmill, and distillery. Find out how enslaved people formed families, created tight-knit communities, earned money, and acquired personal possessions. | George Washington's Mount Vernon

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Exploring Mount Vernon: A National Icon Unveiled

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''Within this Enclosure Rest the remains of Gen.l George Washington." Inside this Tomb are two sarcophagi containing the remains of George and Martha Washington. George Washington was not originally buried here. When he died in 1799, he was placed in the Old Tomb but left explicit instructions for a new tomb to be built. John Struthers, a man from Philadelphia, sculpted these sarcophagi. To honor Washington, he engraved an eagle, a shield, and a U.S. flag onto the marble. Essential preservation

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Mount Vernon Hotel and Museum | New York Landmarks Conservancy

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Archaeology at George Washington's Alexandria Property

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Memorial Field finally reopens in Mount Vernon

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Centuries-old cherries were found at George Washington's home. What can they tell us?

Mount Vernon Historical Society Showcases McCafferty House & Behind the Wall Tours

Mount Vernon: The story of George Washington's country estate

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San Bernardino’s Historic Mt. Vernon Bridge to Reopen Aug. 23 After Nearly 5-Year Closure

The Hidden Builders of Monticello & Mount Vernon #facts

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Archaeologists Drilled Beneath Mount Vernon — What Emerged From the Depths Terrified Historians

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Historic Trees at Mount Vernon

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MVNU Campus Tour - Chapel

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Visit George Washington's Mount Vernon

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Columbus Neighborhoods: Mount Vernon

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Digging up history: Archaeological Collection Tour

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Touring George Washington's Estate At Mount Vernon!

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