Mount Vernon, Virginia

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Mount Vernon, Virginia is a historic estate along the Potomac River best known as George Washington’s longtime plantation home and burial site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Landmark
historic estate
historic house museum
plantation
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
Palladian architecture influences
associatedWith American Revolutionary War era
early United States presidency
country United States
county Fairfax County
hasAgriculturalHistory mixed-crop plantation
tobacco plantation
hasBurial George Washington
Martha Washington
hasCoordinateRegion Northern Virginia
hasLandscapeType riverfront estate
hasMuseum Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center
hasPart Mansion
gardens
outbuildings
plantation landscape
tombs of George and Martha Washington
wharf on the Potomac River
hasUse historic site
museum
tourist destination
hasVisitorCenter true
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places listing
knownFor being the burial site of George Washington
being the plantation home of George Washington
locatedIn Fairfax County, Virginia
United States
Virginia
locatedOn Potomac River
namedAfter Admiral Edward Vernon
near Alexandria, Virginia
Washington, D.C.
openToPublic true
operator Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
ownedBy Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
significantEvent preservation by Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association in the 19th century
significantPlaceFor George Washington
state Virginia
touristAttraction yes
website https://www.mountvernon.org/

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George Washington placeOfDeath Mount Vernon, Virginia
George Washington residence Mount Vernon
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George Washington burialPlace Mount Vernon
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Northern Virginia hasLandmark George Washington's Mount Vernon
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Virginia hasHistoricSite Mount Vernon
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Martha Washington placeOfDeath Mount Vernon, Fairfax County, Virginia, United States
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Martha Washington residence Mount Vernon
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Martha Washington burialPlace Washington family tomb, Mount Vernon
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Martha Washington owned Mount Vernon estate (through marriage and management)
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Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association manages George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate
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Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association operates George Washington’s Mount Vernon historic site
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Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association hasPart Mount Vernon gardens and landscape
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Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association namedAfter Mount Vernon
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Edward Vernon inspiredNameOf Mount Vernon estate
subject linked to: Admiral Edward Vernon
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Edward Vernon inspiredNameOf George Washington’s family estate Mount Vernon
subject linked to: Admiral Edward Vernon
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George Washington placeOfDeath Mount Vernon, Virginia
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George Washington placeOfBurial Mount Vernon, Virginia
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George Washington residence Mount Vernon, Virginia
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Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center locatedIn Mount Vernon
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Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center isTouristAttractionOf Mount Vernon
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Vernon County, Missouri namedFor Mount Vernon
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Vernon County, Missouri namedFor George Washington’s home Mount Vernon
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George Washington Memorial Parkway terminusSouth Mount Vernon, Virginia
George Washington placeOfDeath Mount Vernon, Virginia
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John Parke Custis residence Mount Vernon
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John Parke Custis associatedWith Mount Vernon estate
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George Washington Parke Custis residence Mount Vernon
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George Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon locatedIn Mount Vernon
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George Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon partOf Mount Vernon estate
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George Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon isPartOf Mount Vernon historic area
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George Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon near George Washington’s mansion at Mount Vernon
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Lawrence Washington deathPlace Mount Vernon, Fairfax County, Colony of Virginia
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Lawrence Washington inspiredNameOf Mount Vernon
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Bushrod Washington burialPlace Mount Vernon
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Piscataway Park shoreline hasView Mount Vernon
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Piscataway Park shoreline isPartOf Mount Vernon viewshed
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National Colonial Farm near Mount Vernon (across the Potomac River)
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Mount Vernon, Iowa namedAfter Mount Vernon, Virginia
Custis family propertyOwned Mount Vernon (through inheritance and marriage ties)
subject linked to: Custis
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George Washington Memorial Parkway connects Mount Vernon, Virginia
Marshall Hall, Maryland locatedNear Mount Vernon, Virginia
Piscataway Park adjacentTo Mount Vernon, Virginia
Mount Vernon, Georgia namedAfter Mount Vernon, Virginia
Mount Vernon, Texas namedAfter Mount Vernon, Virginia