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Alexandria Academy
Incorporated by the Virginia Assembly in 1786, the Alexandria Academy was located in George Washington’s home community of Alexandria, Virginia. Washington contributed significantly to the Academy during his life and with provisions in his will.1 In his life time, he advised its Board of Trustees with his vision for the establishment, which included free education for some of the community's poor.
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- Alexandria, Virginia
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- Benjamin Franklin in London
- Bullskin Lands
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- Cambridge
- Census of the Enslaved Population at Mount Vernon, 1786 and 1799
- Christ Church, Alexandria
- Dogue Run Farm
- Ferry Farm
- Fort Duquesne
- George Washington and Barbados
- George Washington's Distillery
- George Washington's Kentucky Lands
- Growth of Mount Vernon
- King's College
- Muddy Hole Farm
- New Windsor Cantonment
- New York
- Ohio River Valley
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- Pohick Church
- Popes Creek
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- Servants' Hall
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- Slavery at Mansion House Farm
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- Slavery at River Farm
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- The Kanawha Tracts
- Touro Synagogue
- Trinity Church
- Union Farm
- Upper Garden
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