Mount Vernon's Slave Quarters
Dennis Pogue and Susan Schoelwer gave a tour of newly re-interpreted slave quarters at George Washington’s Mount Vernon …
An authentic working replica of George Washington’s distillery and gristmill were reconstructed on the original foundations at Mount Vernon.… read more
An authentic working replica of George Washington’s distillery and gristmill were reconstructed on the original foundations at Mount Vernon. Whiskey and other spirits are made there as it was done two centuries ago. Author Dennis Pogue talked about the archaeological reconstruction process of the distillery. George Washington was the only Founding Father to commercially operate a whiskey distillery and, one of the largest of its time, it was one of the most successful economic components of Mount Vernon. close
Dennis Pogue and Susan Schoelwer gave a tour of newly re-interpreted slave quarters at George Washington’s Mount Vernon …
Author Kevin Hayes discussed George Washington’s love of reading and how it influenced his thinking on everything from m…
Lisa Hayes talked about the history of Piscataway Park, the Native American Piscataway tribal lands, and the visitors' e…
Professor Erica Armstrong Dunbar talked about her book Never Caught: The Washingtons' Relentless Pursuit of Their Runawa…