D.C. Conjectural drawing of George Washington's house. Washington lived at Ferry Farm from age 6 until his early 20s. L.H. Barker / The George Washington Foundation Aerial view of the Washington ...

Her work has previously appeared in USA Today and Washington Life Magazine. A piece of George Washington's original ... I had rather be on my farm than emperor of the world,'" listing agent ...

A four-acre estate with views of the Potomac River, said to be on the site of what had once been George Washington’s hunting ... include a carriage house, potting shed, icehouse and well house.

George Washington purchased foodstuffs from not ... archaeologists working in the cellar of a slave dwelling on the Mansion House Farm came across both gun flints and lead shot in a variety ...

Thus George Washington ... objects associated with Washington are now on display, many centering around Mount Vernon, refurbished to look more like the working farm and family home it was rather ...

Now a museum, this 18th-century plantation house (also known as Bush Hill House) was the base for George Washington and his sick half-brother Lawrence (who had tuberculosis) for two months in 1751.

Washington had been renting a family farm in Northern Virginia ... Like his fellow Virginians in the House of Burgesses, Washington became increasingly disillusioned with George III and his ...

George Washington was the son of Augustine Washington (1694-1743) and his second wife, Mary Ball Washington (1708-1789). The Washington family moved to Ferry Farm Plantation in 1738. Located on the ...