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Step back in time and explore "Illustrated Handbook of Mount Vernon: The Home of Washington," a captivating guide to one of America's most treasured historic homes. Brought to you by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, this handbook offers a detailed look at the beloved Virginia estate of George Washington.
Journey through the rooms and grounds of Mount Vernon, gaining insights into its architecture, history, and significance as a symbol of American heritage. Discover the stories behind the iconic mansion and the life of the man who called it home.
This meticulously researched volume serves as an essential companion for anyone interested in American history, architecture, or the legacy of George Washington. Whether you are planning a visit or simply seeking to learn more about this national landmark, this illustrated handbook provides a wealth of information and beautiful imagery that will enrich your understanding and appreciation of Mount Vernon.
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