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16 Comments on Woodlawn - In The Shadow Of Washington's Mount Vernon
Karen, This is another nice local post. I love the picture and enjoyed reading the history.
Hi Karen,
Nice post on a great building. I love the series. You live in such a historical area and it's a treat to read about and see these gems.
Karen,
Such an impressive home... Hard to believe 90 slaves on the property. But you are lucky to live close to these homes so rich in history!
Have a great day
Rob
Karen that is such a gracious looking home! They sure don't build them like that anymore.
We are fortunate to live where there is soo much to see and do no?
Gita I enjoy doing these posts
Cindy As long as we visit them we may as well post about them
Rob Of course, GW had many more slaves
Bill I believe they have long forgotten how tp build the,
Steve Very fortunate indeed
Karen, That is certainly a great looking estate, one very worthy of the Historic Preservation Trusts efforts. Great background information as well!
Tony We have actually entertained clients for Christmas at Woodlawn Plantation
Karen what a beautiful house. I am sure the public can hardly wait until 2013 to view it. Thanks for the historical facts you share.
Jennifer It is a lovely setting and convenient to Mount Vernon
Karen, thanks for the heads up and I really enjoyed your historical account of this very impressive mansion so close to Mt. Vernon! So glad that individuals and the National Historic Preservation Trust came to the rescue of this impressive structure!
Bruce We are fortunate to have so many buildinfs that were saved and restored
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