Architecture
Early Refurnishing Efforts: Lafayette Room
Since the Mount Vernon Ladies? Association began its preservation of Mount Vernon, one bedchamber has always been interpreted as the Lafayette Room.
Learn more- 16-Sided Barn
- African American Burial Ground
- Bedchamber
- Blacksmith Shop
- Cupola Tower
- Downstairs Bedroom
- Dung Repository
- Early History of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
- Early Refurnishing Efforts: Lafayette Room
- Early Refurnishing Efforts: Old Chamber
- Exterior Architectural Details
- Front Parlor
- Garret Bedchamber
- George Washington and Architecture
- George Washington and Religion
- George Washington's Gristmill
- George Washington's Study
- Greenhouse Quarters for Enslaved People
- House for Enslaved Families
- Interior Architectural Details
- Kitchen
- MVLA Early Refurnishing Efforts: The Yellow Room
- Mansion
- Mount Vernon and American Domestic Architecture
- Mount Vernon as Architectural Inspiration
- New Room
- Quarters for Enslaved People
- Rustication
- Stable
- The Little Parlor
- The Vaughan Plan
- Tomb
- Venetian Window
- Washington Monument
