Museum and Education Center The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Gallery Smallsword Martha Washington Clothing Gown Interpretation of...

Slave Quarters We entered one of the huts of the Blacks, for one can not call them by the name of houses. They are more miserable than...

Tombs and Memorial George Washington died in his bedchamber at Mount Vernon on December 14, 1799. His last will outlined his desire to be...

About the Greenhouse George Washington's greenhouse, one of the largest buildings on the Mount Vernon estate, was designed to not only...

Ha-ha Walls George Washington wanted to keep farm animals away from the Mansion without obstructing visitors' views of a pastoral...

Blacksmith About the Blacksmith Shop The Blacksmith Shop was essential to the running of the plantation and vital to Washington’s...

Downstairs Bedroom This bedchamber accommodated some of the many visitors who stopped at Mount Vernon before, and especially after,...

Washington called this room—the last addition to the Mansion and the grandest space in the house—his “New Room.” With its two-story-high...

About the Dining Room This is one of the most striking spaces in the Mansion. The Dining Room is part of the original house, built in...

Views from the back porch The two-story piazza is the Mansion's most distinctive architectural feature. Extending the full length of the...

George Washington's property, Mount Vernon, on the banks of the Potomac River, stands as one of America's most beautiful historic sites....