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MOUNT VERNON, WASHINGTON'S HOME.
Built, in 1743, of wood, cut and painted to resemble stone; located on the Virginia shore of the Po
has shaded lawns, deer park, gardens and orchards, and lying about it are the acres that constituted Washington's farm. Washington's
tomb is near the mansion. Patriotic women have preserved the house and grounds as left h hei.
with their four-posters and other quaint furniture of the long ago, are cared for just as when they served the mily of the Father of our
Country. Photographed for literature of Draughon's Practical Business Colleges: Washington, Raleigh, Atlant., Na ille, Little Rock,
St. Louis, Evansville, Kansas City, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Shreveport, Jacksonville, a
1a., 16 miles south of Washington;
strious owner.
The bedrooms,
cities-31 Colleges in 17 Sta i.
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