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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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This handmade Martha Washington ornament is one of the unique products of St. Nicolas, a British company which has worked with a small Christian ch...
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By Mary Higgins Clark. ISBN 0-931917-40-9. Copyright 1968, 2002 by The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. Copyright renewed 1996. Hardcover with 22...
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Throughout the 1760s and 1770s Martha Washington purchased garnet jewelry for herself and her daughter, Martha Parke Custis, from London jewelers. ...
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By Patricia Brady. ISBN 978-0-14-303713-2. Copyright 2005. Softcover with 276 pages including 18 photographs. Patricia Brady's meticulously researc...
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Transcribed by Karen Hess. ISBN 0-231-04931-5. Copyright 1981, 1995. Softcover with 518 pages. This book presents us with "Martha Washington's ...
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This charming necklace is a modern interpretation of one of Lady Washington's garnet necklaces which is a part of the Mount Vernon Collection. The ...
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In 1760 George Washington recorded the receipt of an invoice dated December 26th, detailing his latest purchases from London. Therein he listed "A ...
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By Candice Ransom with illustrations by Karen Ritz. ISBN 0-87614-107-6. Copyright 2003. Softcover with 48 pages. Martha Dandridge Custis was tw...
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Martha Washington understood her role as a national figure and the meaning conveyed by her personal appearance. She owned a seed pearl pin that was...
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Martha Washington understood her role as a national figure and the meaning conveyed by her personal appearance. She owned a seed pearl pin that was...
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By Callista Gingrich with illustrations by Susan Arciero. ISBN 978-1-62157-345-6. Copyright 2015. Hardcover with 38 pages including 32 illustrated ...
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The Martha Washington Heart is a faithful replica of a pin which is believed to have been given by Mrs. Washington to her husband as a token of her...
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Diamond jewelry was in short supply in mid-eighteenth century America, making Martha Washington's diamond ring an impressive display of taste and w...
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By Helen Bryan. ISBN 0-471-15892-5. Copyright 2002. Hardcover with 417 pages. Meet one of the best known and least understood figures of the Americ...
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The addition of turquoise adds new flair to the timeless look of this adaptation of Martha Washington’s flower ring. The rose-cut diamond flower ri...
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Mrs. Washington's fondness for garnets is evident from the number of necklaces, earrings, pins, hair ornaments and rings she assembled for herself ...
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In 1797, Martha Washington wrote "I am again fairly settled down to the pleasant duties of an old fashioned Virginia house-keeper, steady as a cloc...
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