News & Politics A Rare Religious Painting Owned by George Washington Is Up for Auction The pastel likeness of St. John the Evangelist is one of two pieces of sacred art owned by the first President. George Washington, Mount Vernon, Potomack CompanySeptember 23, 2024
Food | Health | News & Politics Would Eating Cherries From the 1700s Hurt My Tummy? An Investigation. The very old fruit was recently found at Mount Vernon. Yum? George Washington, Mount VernonJune 14, 2024
News & Politics This Year’s Top Colleges List Is Out Today. How Did DC-Area Schools Fare? Georgetown, George Washington, American, and George Mason all climbed in rank. American University, George Mason University, George Washington, GeorgetownSeptember 12, 2022
Real Estate George Washington Owned This Virginia Estate. Now It’s Listed for $32 Million. Neighbors had fought to keep River Farm in Alexandria off the market. Alexandria, American Horticultural Society, Compass, George WashingtonNovember 20, 2020
Travel Avoid Trump’s Fireworks This Fourth of July and Celebrate in These Small Towns Instead Marching bands. Pie-eating contests. Weenie roasts. Donald Trump, Festivals, Fourth of July, FredericksburgMay 15, 2019
DC Travel Guide | News & Politics Four New DC Guidebooks That Even Locals Might Dig Did you know a Civil War colonel's amputated leg is entombed at the Navy Yard? DC History, George Washington, HistoryAugust 28, 2018
Food What Should Be DC’s Next President-Themed Restaurant? Taft All-You-Can-Eat Country Buffet or Nixon "I Am Not a Cook" Take-Out Joint? George Washington, Lincoln Restaurant, Presidents, RestaurantsMarch 2, 2018
News & Politics PHOTOS: Celebrating George Washington’s Birthday With A Citizenship Ceremony at Mount Vernon Citizenship, George Washington, Mount VernonFebruary 23, 2018
News & Politics Photos: Alexandria Celebrates George Washington’s Birthday Alexandria, George Washington, Parades, PhotosFebruary 22, 2017
Food DC Restaurant Commissions Portrait of Hot George Washington With a Man Bun Farmers & Distillers, George Washington, Nathan LodaJanuary 5, 2017
