
Primary Source Collections
Access our growing collection of online primary source material. These sources range from archeological artifacts to interactive documents and objects!
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Mount Vernon is dedicated to teaching people around the world about the life and legacies of George Washington. Our educational resources are designed to support further exploration into Washington’s world both in and out of the classroom.
Access our growing collection of online primary source material. These sources range from archeological artifacts to interactive documents and objects!
In search of articles, facts, and more information on George Washington? Check out our Secondary Sources page!
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Mount Vernon has a wide range of videos, spanning from 20+ minute full length features to short reenactments and Ask Mount Vernon questions.
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