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By Nancy Hayward. Softcover with 76 pages. Discover 18th century life at the home of George Washington. The Hands-on History area opened in the sum...
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Illustrated by Kelly St. Clair. Activities by Mary Ann Deary of the Mount Vernon Education Department. ISBN 0-931917-220. Copyright 1992. Softcove...
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Deal or Duel: an Alexander Hamilton Card Game. In the face of political instability and financial turmoil of the American Revolution, only one indi...
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George Washington, America's first spymaster, considered the accumulation of secret intelligence one of his most important weapons on the battlefie...
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Ask a Question, Yes or No, Spin the Arrow, Fortune Told! Did you ever wish you could see into the future? If you answered "yes", you are in luck. I...
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In 1693, educator John Locke recommended the use of alphabet dice so that "children may be cozen'd into a knowledge of letters without perceiving i...
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George Washington was a man who was attracted to activity, mastering almost every sport of his day; archery, fox hunting, swimming, wrestling, and ...
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Throughout history the game we know as Pick-Up Sticks has been called Jackstraws, Jerkstraws, Spilikins and Woodpile. Ivory and bone have been used...
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The Hazard dice game originated in England and was exported to the American colonies where it developed into the game Craps. The dice game is pack...
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Throughout the North American colonies, men and women of all classes enjoyed the popular pastime known as ninepins. The game proved to be an amusin...
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