The Estate

The outbuildings surrounding the Mansion housed important trades that helped sustain the bustling estate. Learn more about these structures and the trades themselves.

George Washington's heart and mind was rarely far from his gardens and farms. Learn more about George Washington's gardens at Mount Vernon.

Learn more about the Old and New Tombs at Mount Vernon - where George and Martha Washington are laid to rest.

A memorial marks the burial ground in honor of the slaves who lived and worked at Mount Vernon. Located 50 yards from the Tomb, this was the cemetery for slaves and free blacks who worked at Mount Vernon.

Tour the four-acre farm, whose highlights include a scrupulously crafted replica of Washington’s ingenious 16-sided treading barn and a reconstructed slave cabin.

George Washington operated the largest distillery in America at its time. Learn more about the Mount Vernon distillery and its importance to Washington's economy.

Washington's Gristmill utilized cutting-edge technology - and brought great profit to the enterprising George Washington.

The Education Center traces Washington’s life story through state-of-the-art gallery displays. A comprehensive collection of more than 500 objects is displayed in the Museum’s seven galleries.