So GRATEFULfor the Mount Vernon Ladies US History at its best 🇺🇸

Thank all you women who saved Mount Vernon. what a wonderful piece of history.

The Mount Vernon Ladies Association showed great foresight in saving this historic landmark. Thank the lord they were able to purchase this historic landmark, and it never fell into the hands of the Federal Government.

Amazing thank you to all those women and everyone who made the preservation possible a great treasure that CAN NOT be lost! 🇺🇸⚒🇺🇲

It’s beautiful. These ladies were wise and persistent to save Mt. Vernon as an one of this nations most important historical sites.

Amazing story. Thank goodness for Ms. Cunningham. To think such a great man was happiest being a farmer and in his garden.

Beautiful documentary! Thank you to these wonderful women who preserve the most important piece of our history!

Thank God for people who love history enough to go through these efforts to maintain original pieces of our nation’s beginnings. I’m grateful for their hard work. George Washington of all people deserves to be remembered and respected.

These women did a wonderful thing for history!

@mountvernon

5 жыл бұрын

It's a gift that we should never take for granted. A platform for us to tell the very best stories of the Washingtons, Mount Vernon, and all who lived there. We're proud to be part of the continuing legacy.

@alexanderpadillas4323

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing history it is!

@LNTunes1010

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. Washington was a self-made man to say the least. However, to become the essential man he was, ✨& Miss Martha Dandridge’s care are just as worthy of adulation and reverence. For any mature woman to recognize nobility, she had to be one. Miss Washington was a brilliant woman 🌺

@rubynelson1164

4 жыл бұрын

Mount Vernon belonged to Martha before George got involved in it.

Doing the war of 1812, a British fleet was heading up to Alexandra VA for military action. The commanding officer of that fleet when passing Mount Vernon had some ships fire a cannon salute to the estate as a token of respect to a gentlemen (English word for a man of means and great respect of equal.) Thus, even enemies gave honor to the greatest founding father.

My husband was in the Presidential Graud at Ft Myers Va . 1977-79 ,we toured Mount Vernon and all the other Historic Homes and sites in and around DC ! Looking off the porch of Mt.Vernon and down to the River you could feel the History and could imagine the past! One of my favorite places I ever visited! I am very happy these ladies saved this wonderful historic home!

@mountvernon

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing! We are all delighted that we could provide you with such a meaningful experience at Washington’s beloved estate. Lots has changed since the 70s and we'd love for you to come and check it out!

@TheRealKingS197

10 ай бұрын

I really hope I get to make it to see this beautiful place!I'm going to have to start putting more effort and make it a point to make myself make it there..this is history that I don't want to miss out on.

I live 10 minutes away from Mt. Vernon and visit with my students every year. It's a great experience! I love when I'm able to explore on my own too.

I have learned in the last few years through DNA testing that I am a direct descendant of Anne Washington Wright, the President's great aunt. It breaks my heart that my father did not live to find this information out. During my teenage years, we took a family vacation to Mount Vernon. I think about that now, and the fact that he had no clue of his relationship to the Washington family. I am very grateful to these women for preserving this historic home which is a part of my heritage - Diane.

@janepatterson6779

4 жыл бұрын

How exciting, Diane. Yes, no doubt your father would have been delighted to know this. I can only imagine your sadness he never knew...I'm sorry. I discovered last year Lady Diana's family are also distant cousins to our President.

@dianekennedy7086

4 жыл бұрын

@@janepatterson6779 Yes, I am a Spencer descendant also - the Spencer family upholds their relationship to the Washingtons. It made me sick when Princess Diana was killed in that automobile accident. She was just getting her life back together, and that had to happen. What a shame - Diane.

@lovestorymobilewinery7222

4 жыл бұрын

Can it be discussed with her the property wasn't going untamed purposefully, west Ford took care of the land before they came along and it was under his contribution the ladies was able to restore it .

@brittanyhayes1043

4 жыл бұрын

Anne Washington Wright is my 9th Great Grandmother who married Francis Wright.

@brittanyhayes1043

4 жыл бұрын

My Mother, Sister and I also took a trip to Virginia to visit family before what we first thought we were related through marriage to George Washington untill this year of 2020 I contacted my 3rd cousin to help me in confirming a different ancester on confusion on the family and tree and she has a website which listed the connections of the Washington and Wright family connection following a number of other surnames. Mine is from Wright, Young, McCrary, and Battle to the Hamptons of Alabama.

A rather humble estate for one of the richest men in Virginia and probably America. He could have been King, but he chose to stay a servant of the nation he helped create.

@stikupartist3698

3 жыл бұрын

You mean helped invade.

@militzamadrid462

3 жыл бұрын

...i never thought of it, i visited Mount Vernon many years ago, it Is comfortable, the stairs woodwork Is so beautiful. I loved the rooms and furniture. I think that big front porch facing the Potomac Is the best reward anybody can have to relax, of course during fall and Summer specially.

@qaddfeyirichardson7907

2 жыл бұрын

@@militzamadrid462 born n raised in Philadelphia. I love to here about our former presidents home. He also had a summer home in germantown, Philadelphia pa lol. What an interesting story. Peace

I never knew 1 woman started an action to save Mt.Vernon. It would've been lost forever if not for the Woman's Association. What a way to preserve history. Thank you so much for this documentary. I'm going to plan a visit their in the early Fall with a few family members. What a sight to see: inside, and out.🌹🍁 2019🇺🇸

@mountvernon

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sandra, thank you for your kind message. We look forward to welcoming you this fall!

I have happily supported Mount Vernon for many years now. I applaud all those who, through the many years, have seen to the most wonderful restoration and preservation of this classic home of America's most classic Founding Father. Before I die, I hope to make my own pilgrimage to the estate to touch and take in the glory of America's genesis in the form of our amazing First President.

Thank God for these women, the country will forever owe these Ladies a debt of great gratitude. if we could all remember what President Washington did for us all. A true hero and a man of the highest honor.

Visiting Mount Vernon is one highlight of my life. I'll. It's stunning. I'll never forget it, and would love to go back.

Is it normal that I started to tear up over this ? I did. I love Mt Vernon. ❤️

Beautiful documentary. Thank you the ladies Association for what you have done for America🇺🇸

I bought this DVD because I am grateful to the Mount Vernon Ladies Association for all of the hard work and dedication required to bring this home to life and maintain it for future generations. In addition, I feel that the story behind this restoration is phenomenal enough to be made into a movie, and I am surprised that no one had done this yet. It has mini series all over it.

@richenuff01

6 жыл бұрын

I've always said that the story behind saving Mt Vernon should have been made into a miniseries. The chain of events that the newly formed Mt Vernon Ladies Association had to endure is nothing short of amazing. Included are really one of the first movement for Women's Liberation, preserving a legendary American, Civil War, and love story between the caretakers. Maybe one day I will see this story transferred to the screen.

@sandramcdaniel4545

5 жыл бұрын

That is a wonderful idea👍 I would watch as well as purchase the series. Get a hold of Mel Gibson if you can. I'll bet he'd do it.🤗

@janepatterson6779

4 жыл бұрын

Agree, an exciting mini series! But it would be difficult to find anyone in Hollywood willing to take part in it since most "entertainers," and I use the word loosely, object to our American history finding it racist and distasteful. Or, they would be more likely to participate if they can change the truth to lies. What a pity..such a marvelous story to be told about inspiring, patriotic American women!!!!

Thank God for these women. Also it was women who saved the Alamo and other historical sights that right now would be parking lots and in ruins or forgotten.

So grateful to those women...Mt. Vernon is absolutely beautiful

I just visited Mount Vernon and was completely overwhelmed by the beauty and the harmony of such a valuable historic place!! I was so overwhelmed and honored to walk where he walked and touch what he touched (like the handrail they mention in this video)! I highly recommend a visit!!!🤩. Thank you for this wonderful video!!!

@gojobuddy

4 жыл бұрын

Even though I lived in Maryland for 35 years, sadly I never visited Mount Vernon.

@ComesTheLight

4 жыл бұрын

What harmony? Washington built his estate on the backs of slaves that he didn't provide enough food or clothing for. He also ensured they were beaten or whipped when they stepped out of line. All of the first 5 Presidents of the United States were slaveholders just like him, except for John Adams. There's your founding fathers for you.

@lizzdoe2821

4 жыл бұрын

I meant the natural beauty that you experience today when visiting. Not to dismiss slavery at all!!

Visited this year ,mind blowing experiences got goosebumps in every room . Will always cherish this memory.

What a great thing theses ladies have done I love history and especially our American history thank you so very very much

@mountvernon

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! If you want to learn more about the woman who lead this movement, Ann Pamela Cunningham we highly suggest this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lIOBr8GIk5awodI.html

Thank you to all of the Ladies who saved this Our Nations First house.

@janepatterson6779

4 жыл бұрын

Amen!

I Love history! Great Documentary, Thank you!

As American Citizens we are all so fortunate to have had Gerorge Washington to establish our founding Freedoms and Liberties. This is why he is well respected and is The Father of Our Nation.

I visited with the family back in 1963 and didn't have an appreciation of what I was seeing as a kid. I worked in DC from 1986 till '91 and visited multiple times and really enjoyed it. Try and visit if you ever get the chance along with the Lee mansion at Arlington.

SOOOOOO EDUCATIONAL AND A NICE TRIP INTO THE PAST!! LOVE IT!!

The story of the General's home is awesome. But the (story after the story) of the efforts of the MVLA is equally as inspiring. In a time when history is so important, Mount Vernon is an essential part of teaching that history to the next generation.

@mountvernon

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Fred for your kind words.

Awesome, wonderful and what a positive example of what people can do when they unite. Mount Vernon is a Place for All Times!

Awesome video. Aimee Washington was one of my great greats grandma from England who would have been one of his great great aunts. The Washingtons at one time were very wealthy in England and Friends of the Spencers. As in Lady Diana. I love history.

@jennyobrien4185

4 жыл бұрын

Kimberly Bates , we must be distantly related ! I am a direct descendant of GWs sister. Proud of my American heritage. My grandfather was a Texan, yet served in the British Royal Navy. England and America forever entwined ❤️

Regarding Queen Elizabeth II's comment about Mount Vernon being a cottage. All of the mansions in Newport, RI are called "cottages". It's an old term that isn't necessarily disparaging..

@MTknitter22

4 жыл бұрын

yes and yet unlike many historic mansions, Mount Vernon is very homey.

Inspiring I wish Filipinos had the money and inspiration and the will to do this for our heritage sites.

Thank you wonderful ladies!!!!!🏆👒🤗

These women were soooo smart! I have a lot to learn

I've always said that the story-line behind this story would make an amazing movie or mini series. Can't believe that nobody has done that so far.

I got a chance to visit Mount Vernon when I was on my way to the Boy Scouts National Scout Jamboree in 2005 and we visited all of Washington DC, Mount Vernon and Monticello and that was truly a special trip and special time in my life that I will never forget!! Truly spectacular!!

@janepatterson6779

4 жыл бұрын

Good for you, Alex!!!

I have not been to Mt Vernon yet. I'm hoping to get there next spring. In the meantime, I love these videos. Thank you.

@johnfd0210

4 жыл бұрын

It is well worth the trip, I hope you get to visit. So much history in that area.

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you Lady’s

I understand that a group of ladies were responsible for saving the Pennsylvania State House - Independence Hall in Philadelphia - from destruction.

This should be shown in 6th grade classrooms all across the country.

@lauraarnold1504

4 жыл бұрын

Along with the histories of the enslaved people who built Mount Vernon.

A magnificent and iconic piece of TRUE American history. I couldn't bare the thought of what if it wasn't saved...Thank You to the women who worked so hard to save our First President's home. I can't wait to make a visit with my young ones very soon! 🇺🇸

I am grateful that all of Mt V was preserved, not just part. Knowing and accepting all of our history is vitally important. It is how we overcome evil with grace and goodness, and become more united as Americans. It is of utmost importance that we preserve our history in its entirety not just the parts we like. All.

Wow I learn something new every day . These women are amazing. I love history , and would love to visit this home .

@kathychick4340

4 жыл бұрын

Lee gorsuch .... it is wonderful to see!

Very recommendable! Civil society at its best!

What a beautiful, poignant story. Absolutely heroic and what a story it is! Miss Cunningham was the most important person in history that I've never heard of. Thanks state funded education! KZread has educated me more than anyone else. George Washington would've been proud 🥲

WONDERFUL !!!!!

A lot of work but I think even more love...for Washington and our country which he helped build. It gives me alot more appreciation given I live in his namesake state and yes we too have a Mount Vernon albeit a city and not a recreation of the estate in Virginia. I do believe that he would be quite pleased his estate has endured as it has to this day.

Absolutely Awesome Miss Cunningham

Thanks for this fantastic video!

I was fortunate to take my family to DC/Virginia a couple of years ago. On a total whim, we decided to spend a day at Mt. Vernon, and it proved to be the absolute highlight of our trip. Much respect to all who maintain and operate the property.

The best way that I know how to show respect for the work that these women and those that helps keeps this place going ! I Salute them being a veteran myself it is this the only way that I know how to show it ! Thank you for a great video !

Thank you for this presentation. I never even knew it was Washington’ s home. I love history now.

Look Awesome I can't wait to vist.......

Great discourse. Please update this. So many great things have been done since this was produced.

Thank you for this beautiful story. I hope to visit in person one day.

His picture should be in every classroom! He is the Father of our great country!

@ryanblaney2193

4 жыл бұрын

I agree he should be in every classroom! Without him there wouldn't be no U.S.A. and as far as slavery Washington new it was bad and he freed he's slaves! God bless Washington and Trump as well!!!!

@wendyjones6077

4 жыл бұрын

@Run Gunn From every account, they loved and adored him.

@wendyjones6077

4 жыл бұрын

@Run Gunn By all accounts they did. Why can't you face that? You are only thinking of a principal that has changed meaning - you need to start thinking of human beings. Human nature does not change. Washington's slaves had bonafide human relationships with him, his wife and his family and by all accounts, they adored him. Honestly, had I been a slave of his, I would have admired him greatly! You are not seeing the human side of this.

@wendyjones6077

4 жыл бұрын

@Run Gunn Run - I am sure that some were unhappy. You have to understand that black people were not considered fully human. Understand? They were not considered fully human, much less peers. You seem outraged that people would have treated their equals in a way that would make them slaves. They were not considered fully human, much less equals. Considering this, they were treated well. You have to educate yourself on this. On the other hand the rest of the world's slave owners were people considered their slaves fully human, just subject to them - this has happened in every society and county the world over and the one place it is still prevalent is Africa. Did you know that warring tribes in Africa took the losers of these wars and sold them to Arab slave traders, so sold them to North, Central and South American buyers? Where is your outrage about that?

@wendyjones6077

4 жыл бұрын

@Run Gunn I didn't say that I'd be okay with being a slave - that I would enjoy it, etc. I would admire an admirable person. Did you know that in the Roman world, half the population were slaves?

I visited Mt. Vernon in 1974 on a 7th grade school trip from Birmingham, Alabama. I purchased a bit of pine plaque for my parents. A great childhood memory.

A beautiful place where The Father of Your Nation lived. Worth preserving. 🇨🇦👍

It's mind blowing and pretty sad that people would let literally one of the most important men in the founding of our country's property and house to rot and go to waist smh...Idk what the hell they was thinking but thank God for these woman...Wish our woman today was as smart and strong and the woman back them...

If any president deserves a library, it's Washington!!!!

(The former Princess Elizabeth) "little cottage" remark. When you are used to living in Buckingham Palace, Sandringham, or Glamis everything else pales by comparison. Most other structures do appear as cottages. I think most people missed the point of her remark. It was an attempt at a back-handed compliment. The 'compliment' being effectively, oh how nice you American's were able to build this for yourselves. One has to remember that at the time of the Revolutionary victory over the British no, one in Britain expected the people much less this fledgling nation of ours to survive. The fact that it did is still baffling to descendants of some over in Britain.

@MTknitter22

4 жыл бұрын

Trojanette83 I understand the context, and am a Brit. It was still a rather thoughtless remark. This is considered a magnificent place even by people who are quite well-travelled.

@wendyjones6077

4 жыл бұрын

Mansion built on manors in England are called cottages and the fact is the Mt. Vernon is a very nice farm house. It is not a castle.

We are so fortunate to benefit from the actions of these mature foreword thinking women.

May this help us to safeguard our democracy under domestic and foreign threat

As none of Washington’s presidential residences exist today, Mount Vernon stands as a monument to this monumental leader.

@gerapic25ify

Жыл бұрын

Montichello

What a lot of work that must have been when having to renovate and recondition all there including things like the utensils and the gardening tools and gardening machines too. Like one of those old fashioned push lawn mowers. People like Everette Everett, Miss Louisa Dalton Beard Cunningham, Pamela Cunningham, Sarah Tracey and Uptown Herbert sure must have been often busy continuing to renovate the plantation while at the same time welcoming strangers there too. I am sure that Uptown Herbert wasn't at all interested in using only standard already available only from industrial sweat shop green paint at the time to do the renovation work while doing so.

If only modern medicine had been available to treat President Washington. Instead, he was tormented with a horrific bleeding device (which is kept at Mt Vernon), and which probably weakened him. The bright colors used in the mansion were, at the time that President and Lady Washington used them, very expensive to produce and therefore quite the fashion.

I love learning about the differences women make in our lives. Brits may not see the grandeur we do, but they never will. Great heritage for a nation.

Ohhhh myyyyy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I read somewhere that residents and visitors at Mount Vernon back in 1861 reported hearing the sound of Union and Confederate cannon fire at the first Battle of Manassas, or Bull Run (30 miles away). It's must have been frightening to hear the dreadful sounds of a major battle only 30 miles away!

George would be so proud and happy if he could only see all this.

@suzyrottencrotch5132

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sure his slaves would too

@tree7249

4 жыл бұрын

@@suzyrottencrotch5132 your right.

@janepatterson6779

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, President Washington and Martha I believe would be touched beyond words.."Well done, Ladies, well done, bravo"! (Leave it to American women to get the job done beautifully and correctly.)

@janepatterson6779

4 жыл бұрын

@@suzyrottencrotch5132 No doubt some took pride in their hard work, I hope. They are the people who built it and kept it up, right. "Shares" actually and rightfully belonged to them after slavery was abolished...just saying.

@suzyrottencrotch5132

4 жыл бұрын

Jane Patterson oh they got participation trophy’s ?

It is a shame to know the Congress and the Government, at the time John Washington approached them to purchase Mount Vernon, the Government was too stupid to know this historic estate must be preserved. But then again...........I'm taking about the Government too.

@maryperez1235

4 жыл бұрын

igoski1 you are ignorant

LOVE these strong, independent women !! CHEERS !!

This was so great that the people from the past rebuilt President Washington's home he was our founding father he was our first president and he helped fight a war for all Americans and not let England come and take what wasn't Theirs to begin with and we won so it's a tribute to his accomplishments and preserving his house was great for the people back and that time era and the 18th century to do this and the people today who keep it rebuilt because America has the money to do so I would love to visit it would be a great place to visit

We need him today Thank you to all the ladies through the years that helped preserve this treasure.

Thankful that the government is not involved with mt. Vernon! GOD PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM AND OUR HISTORY! we always have a lot to learn from our past!

That Was Such A Great And Meaningful History Story Of The Excellent First President George Washington, Very Good. Thank You For Sharing All Of This Wonderful History For All The Great American People.

by the way Edward Everett was the guy that spoke before Lincoln at Gettysburg on 11-19-63 (Think Gettysburg address)!

@faithismine128

7 жыл бұрын

John C Fremont declared martial law in Missouri and freed the slaves.Lincloln replaced him and rescinded the order because if Missouri and Kentucky had seceded(not to mention Maryland and Delaware)The South would've probably won.So Lincoln played politics and waited until General Lee's defeat at Gettysburg to enact the Emancipation Proclamation,but only in States that seceded.

@scottmarquiss7941

7 жыл бұрын

Clint. . .you are a little off! South wouldn't have won is incorrect, With MD and DE in the Confederacy, D.C. would be 80 miles into the South! Also, find the Battle of Sharpsburg AKA Antietam aftermath! AL's EP was after that (9-62), Gettysburg was (7-63)!

@faithismine128

6 жыл бұрын

+scott marquiss I said if Missouri and Kentucky (not to mention Maryland and Delaware)had seceded,the South would've probably won.Slaveholders in these States that remained loyal to the Union thought they would get to keep their slaves.It was a kick in the balls with the 13th Amendment freeing all slaves (except in Indian Territory) for Union loyalist slaveholders.

@ltrain4479

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, and his speech was 2 hours long.

I liked this

It's very sad he died so quickly of a throat infection when our simple antibiotics today, possibly the common Amoxicillin, could have saved him. It must have spread to his heart..

@wendyjones6077

4 жыл бұрын

His throat swelled shut - it was a very bad death. Poor man.

@JENDALL714

3 жыл бұрын

@@wendyjones6077 He could have survived if his Doctor's hadn't drained 40% of his blood, which made him weak. Doctor's thought blood letting was the cure for everything in those days.

@wendyjones6077

3 жыл бұрын

@@JENDALL714 Yes, I have read that the doctors didn't want to drain more but he mage a gesture insisting that they do it. Poor man. I have seen inflamed tonsils swelling a throat shut lanced on television bringing instant relief with immediat draining. "The latest science" isn't always all its cracked up to be. I hope they gave him enough morphine to knock him out before he suffered too much.

@sirishie.thegoblin7594

3 жыл бұрын

It was probably the blood loss that killed him

Women did this, yet we are tolf women of that generation were oppressed. Perhaps modern femanist should take off their blinders. Women civilize and stablize a society. I am proud of Anne Pamela Cunningham and the ladies. There is truth in the saying the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. Well done ladies.

G-D Bless strong patriotic women 🇺🇸

I went to Mount Vernon back in 1985 it's absolutely beautiful and the view of the Potomac river is even more beautiful, I found it interesting that there was a whole separate building where the slaves cooked for the Washington family so if a fire broke out it didn't catch the house on fire!!!!

@reneeburdick8886

3 жыл бұрын

We were also able to see the Mausoleum where they both are buried on the same property.

This is wonderful. But it's not good enough to have an education centre on site. The visitors need to come. Education and a national holiday must be reinstated. 😍

@lauraarnold1504

4 жыл бұрын

I'd prefer a Juneteenth to be a public holiday and a public holiday celebrating Native Americans.

Hopefully the mount Vernon ladies association can gather enough resources to lurched the unprotected land and build the library and educational center

🙏🙏🙏

❤❤❤

I live on the west coast and I wish I could visit

@mountvernon

5 жыл бұрын

You can visit us virtually: www.mountvernon.org/virtualtour

One wonders how such a great man could have countenanced the ensalavement of 300 people whom he exploited right up to his death.

@NeTxGrl

8 ай бұрын

One wonders how society can live alongside slavery in today's world. You know where many of the products you buy come from don't you? Slavery has been interwoven into the fabric of mankind. Native Americans had slaves that included black and white people and they've been heavily romanticized. There were prosperous black slave owners. Both those groups supported and found for the south during the civil war. Why cherry pick what slavery upsets you? 2/3 of the slaves on MT Vernon were from Martha's first husband's estate. Neither she nor Washington could free them them under the laws of that time. Not only did Washington free his slaves in his will he left them money that lasted several decades. If you were a wealthy plantation owner back then you would have been a slave owner. History is complicated dude . Just like in 300 years from now our time will be getting ranked over the coals for things we find socially acceptable today.

How beautiful!

George Washington so loved his country. Americans are intensely proud of him and always shall be.

@stikupartist3698

3 жыл бұрын

He was the greatest racist slaver America has ever known!

@NeTxGrl

8 ай бұрын

​@@stikupartist3698 George Washington was a beautiful man. When you're ready to talk about the prosperous black slave owners and the native American slave owners who had many black and white slaves I'll be here. 😂

@stikupartist3698

8 ай бұрын

@NeTxGrl ah, yes, the prosperous black slave owners. The white man's go-to argument when justifying chattel slavery and indigenous genocide.

@NeTxGrl

8 ай бұрын

​@@stikupartist3698 you call it a go to argument but it's a fact. Just like your brethren in Africa were catching and caging their fellow blacks and leaving them in cages along the shore to be picked up. The natives warred and committed genocide amongst each other. MLK was no saint. He was an orgy attending prick (you know he had a sex addiction problem) and he watched women getting raped during the orgies and did nothing about it. Yet we gotta honor him 😀. Are you ready to bring him down?

For the 10%blessing from god is Ture .........for everything i do for the American for world 🌎

Hey!!!! I'm from Boston Mass

Another thing that Princess Elizabeth may not have known about at the time was that the Washington's still owned an, ancestral home (I think) somewhere near Tyne and Wear, England. I've visited England B 4, although I did not go to this place......there is an estate called Sulgrave Mansion / Manor / Estate. This property is purportedly where the Washington's, somewhere back in it's history first, began. If anyone reading this knows any different please, do enlighten me.

Men: now's not the time! Women: hold my tea

How many nails did the women drive? How many boards did they cut? How many coats did they paint? How much brush did they clear? How much grass did they mow?

Mr. Washington was a self-made man to say the least. However, to become the essential man he was, ✨& Miss Martha Dandridge’s care are just as worthy of adulation and reverence. For any mature woman to recognize nobility, she had to be one. Miss Washington was a brilliant woman 🌺