A map of the five farms is available online through the Mount Vernon website. The Mount Vernon estate and its programs are supported entirely through private contributions. The annual picnic ...

First president of the United States George Washington called the sprawling estate ... to Mount Vernon: "By 1932, the bicentennial year of Washington's birth, the American map contained a Federal ...

This map helped George Washington win the Revolutionary ... he took the encased key to his estate at Mount Vernon, Va., where he hung it first in the “Lafayette bedchamber” and then in the ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate’s kitchen.” Washington moved to the home along the Potomac River after his marriage in ...

Thanks to a dedicated team of women working to preserve the estate throughout the years, Mount Vernon is now one of the most popular historic sites in America. Read on as we share an in-depth ...

The Mount Vernon Estate served as the setting for immigrants from more than 25 different countries — 39 children and 100 adults — to become U.S. citizens as they took their oath of U.S ...

The '''Mount Vernon Ladies' Association''' is a non-profit organization that preserves and maintains the Mount Vernon estate originally owned by George Washington and family. It was founded in ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate’s kitchen." Washington moved to the home along the Potomac River after his marriage in 1759 ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate's kitchen,' Boroughs told FOX. Washington, who moved to the northern Virginia home after his ...