Mount Vernon's Tombs
4:10 – Published July 30, 2013
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587,503Learn more about the Old and New Tombs upon the grounds of the Mount Vernon estate. Washington, after his death in 1799, was placed in the Old Tomb and was later moved to the New Tomb in 1831.
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Welcome to Mount Vernon
The West Front of the Mount Vernon Mansion
Mount Vernon's Tombs
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The Architecture of Mount Vernon
Lower Garden
Upper Garden Overview
The 1772 Peale Portrait of Washington
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Washington's Bedchamber
Washington's Gristmill at Mount Vernon
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Washington's Old Tomb (VT)
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Upper Garden
Nelly Custis and her Mount Vernon Bedchamber
Cupola Roof Restore: Part One
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Kitchen Excavations
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New Room Restoration
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Nelly Custis Bedchamber Restoration
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The Lafayette Bedroom
Overview of the New Room
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The Smokehouse
Landscape Development at Mount Vernon
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West Parlor Overview
Archaeological Survey at Mount Vernon
Washington's New Tomb
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George Washington's Gristmill
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