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"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington of his beloved home, Mount Vernon. This creamy off-whi...
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This finely crafted paperweight is a scaled reproduction of Mount Vernon's famous Key to the Bastille, the infamous prison in Paris overthrown at t...
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"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington in 1790, only two years before this view of the west e...
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Mount Vernon, the plantation home of George Washington, America's First President is situated in Fairfax County, Virginia just across the Potomac R...
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This whimsical ornament features gingerbread men, candy canes, gumdrops, gingerbread interpretation of the mansion, and George and Martha Washingto...
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"I am now enjoying domestic ease under the shadow of my own Vine and, my own Fig tree" April 4, 1784, G Washington." Home for the Holidays is the t...
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The charming color image of the east front of the mansion with guests and family enjoying a stroll on the east lawn featured on the new Mount Verno...
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Celebrate the charm, history, and joy of the Holiday season with the Mount Vernon wooden advent calendar! The holiday season held special meaning f...
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Sparkling snow swirling around Mount Vernon is a lovely sight, and that image is beautifully captured in this musical snow globe. At center is the ...
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The 2016 ornament design is inspired by the badge of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. Commissioned by the Vice Regent for New York, Miss Amy C...
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Edited by Susan P. Schoelwer, Senior Curator at George Washington's Mount Vernon. Foreword by Andrea Wulf. ISBN-13: 978-0931917486. Hardcover with ...
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Edited by Stephen A. McLeod with contributions from Steven T. Bashore, Carol Borchert Cadou, Nancy Carter Crump, J. Dean Norton, Dennis J. Pogue, W...
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From the red, snow-covered roof to the horse-drawn carriage out front, this ornament captures the essence of Mount Vernon. At 5 1/2" it is sure to ...
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Artist Carol Dyer illustrates the west front of the Mansion by moonlight in this colonial scene. Martha is standing in the doorway, and George is o...
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Lives Bound Together: Slavery at George Washington's Mount Vernon. Edited by Susan P. Schoelwer, Senior Curator at George Washington's Mount Vernon...
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With its red roof and cupola this charming hand-painted wooden folk art ornament is unmistakably Mount Vernon! The handmade ornament, designed by R...
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Artist Carol Dyer illustrates this holiday greeting card showing the east front of the Mansion by moonlight with Martha and her grandchildren in th...
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George and Martha Washington were renowned for their elegant and welcoming hospitality at "that hospitable mansion", Mount Vernon. For entertaining...
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This hand-painted folk art ornament is adorned with glitter accents and will add a sparkly touch to your Christmas tree! “Greetings from Mount Vern...
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A wooden wreath encircles a circa 1792 picture of the west front of the Mount Vernon Mansion with the Washington family strolling along the bowling...
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George Washington once wrote that "No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this." His Mansion at Mount Vernon is situated on a...
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Mount Vernon's 500 piece jigsaw puzzle is a charming folk art scene of the Mansion with visitors on the bowling green, family fun on the east lawn,...
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This boxed set of playing cards is a perfect trip accessory and also makes for a great stocking stuffer. These regulation cards measure 2 ¼" x 3 ½"...
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"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington of his beloved home, Mount Vernon. This creamy off-whi...
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The image of Mount Vernon on these heat resistant placemats is attributed to Edward Savage, circa 1792. The "View of Mount Vernon, The West Front" ...
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