A new exhibit at President George Washington's estate in Mount Vernon will open to the public on Juneteenth, and it explores ...

The exhibit shares the names and stories of people who Washington enslaved into various jobs across his farms.

The names of people who were enslaved on George’s Washington’s Mount Vernon estate are inscribed on the walls of what was their home: Tom Nokes. Vina. Barbara. Their names are grouped together by ...

It was renamed Mount Vernon to honor Admiral Edward Vernon, whom George Washington’s half brother ... to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. A typical Georgian house is a two ...

Archaeologists at George Washington’s Mount Vernon have discovered dozens of ... gooseberries or currants, the home and museum of the first U.S. president revealed in a press release Friday.

Mount Vernon is about 20 miles south of Washington. The original house was a modest structure built for Washington’s father in 1734. George Washington inherited it in 1761 and expanded it ...

Contact her at cara.tabachnick@cbsinteractive.com Buried in the cellar of George Washington's Mount Vernon home, a treasure trove was waiting to be discovered – an enormous amount of preserved ...

“These artifacts likely haven’t seen the light of day since before the American Revolution, perhaps forgotten when George Washington departed Mount Vernon to take command of the Continental ...

This essay is about Mount Vernon, George Washington, and the American national ... a better likeness than any other and resides in the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia.REF Wright ...

Archaeologists at George Washington’s Mount Vernon have discovered dozens of ... gooseberries or currants, the home and museum of the first U.S. president revealed in a press release Friday.