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- 7. Piazza facing the river
- 8. View from the piazza facing the river
- 9. The group in the rear of the house before private tour
- 11. Enjoying live music of Washington’s time at supper with David Hildebrand
- 12. Learning 18 th century surveying with role playing – Willie Balderson was intense!
- 13. Relaxing at the piazza reception after a day of classes
- 14. A conversation with recently married Martha Washington
- 15. Gristmill tour
- 16. Gristmill tour – a working water wheel gristmill!
- 17. Gristmill tour – Washington’s distillery
- 18. Picnic supper after the gristmill tour
- 19. George and Martha Washington’s tomb
- 20. Wreath-laying ceremony – very moving!
- 22. Potomac riverfront at Mount Vernon
- 23. Sunrise walk on the grounds