Hickory Hill

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Hickory Hill is a historic estate in McLean, Virginia, best known as the longtime home of Robert F. Kennedy and a prominent gathering place for American political figures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estate
historic house
house museum
architecturalStyle Colonial Revival architecture
associatedWith Democratic Party (United States)
Great Society era policymakers
New Frontier political circle
linked to: New Frontier
builtIn late 19th century
category Houses in Fairfax County, Virginia
Kennedy family residences
country United States
hasAddress 1147 Chain Bridge Road, McLean, Virginia
hasFeature formal dining room
guest house
large lawn
library
multiple fireplaces
swimming pool
tennis court
tree-lined driveway
hasHeritageStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
hasNumberOfStories 2
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places listing in Fairfax County, Virginia
knownFor Kennedy family social and political events
frequent gatherings of American political figures
longtime home of Robert F. Kennedy
locatedIn Fairfax County, Virginia
Langley area of McLean
linked to: Langley area
location McLean, Virginia
linked to: McLean
near Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Langley
linked to: CIA Headquarters

George Washington Memorial Parkway
Potomac River
notableResident Byron S. Adams
Ethel Skakel Kennedy
linked to: Ethel Kennedy

John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
linked to: Robert McNamara
ownedBy Ethel Skakel Kennedy
linked to: Ethel Kennedy

Robert F. Kennedy
previousOwner Byron S. Adams
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
linked to: Robert McNamara
renovatedIn 20th century
significance associated with the Kennedy family
important site in mid-20th-century American politics
meeting place for Democratic Party leaders
symbol of Robert F. Kennedy’s political career
usedAs political gathering place
private residence
venue for political salons

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