George Washington's Mount Vernon

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George Washington's Mount Vernon is the historic 18th-century plantation estate and riverside mansion of the first U.S. president, located on the Potomac River in Virginia and preserved today as a museum.

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Marshall Hall, Maryland locatedOpposite George Washington's Mount Vernon
Piscataway Park protectsViewOf George Washington's Mount Vernon
National Register of Historic Places listing (Mount Vernon) heritageDesignationFor George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate
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Mount Vernon plantation significantEvent George Washington lived there for much of his adult life
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Vernon County, Wisconsin namedAfter George Washington’s estate Mount Vernon
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Mount Vernon Conference of 1785 location George Washington's Mount Vernon estate
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Mount Vernon, Baltimore namedAfter Mount Vernon, estate of George Washington
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Washington family property Mount Vernon estate (through George Washington)
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Vernon, Connecticut namedFor George Washington’s Virginia estate
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Woodlawn Plantation partOf George Washington’s Mount Vernon holdings
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