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The front cover of this black faux leather journal is embossed in white with architectural drawings of Mount Vernon's west front from 1757, 1775, a...

"Faith, Hope and Love" are inscribed on Mount Vernon's Slave Memorial which was dedicated in 1983. These words embody the virtues that sustained th...

Introducing the Mount Vernon Exclusive Vegan Leather Journal, a timeless tribute to history and sustainability. Featuring the distinguished Washing...

This faux leather softcover travel journal features the map of George Washington’s Five Farms on the cover and a reproduction of his portrait by Re...

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"...

Esteemed genre artist Eastman Johnson painted this image of Mount Vernon after his visit to the estate in 1857. The artist's vantage point at the n...

GW by Rembrandt Peale 1823. Because of its unusual shape, this painting is known as the porthole portrait. This is one of 79 portraits that Peale p...

This luminous painting of the view to the Potomac from within Mount Vernon’s deteriorating piazza represents a key moment in Mount Vernon’s history...

The most important piece of fire-fighting equipment from the seventeenth to early nineteenth centuries was a leather fire bucket. Standard-size buc...

Rembrandt Peale marketed himself as the last living artist to have painted George Washington from life. In 1795, Washington sat for the artist, the...

This detailed 500-piece puzzle features the iconic William Trego’s The March to Valley Forge. Painted in Philadelphia and exhibited at the Pennsylv...

This 1780 portrait is based on Charles Wilson Peale’s 1779 commission from the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, and is one of at least 18...

This 1854 painting by James Lambdin copies the head from John Trumbull’s full-length lifetime portrait of George Washington. Trumbull painted the o...

In this imagined scene, the artist depicts Washington sitting at a tea table in the shade of his summer house, surrounded by friends and family wit...

The original of this circa 1823 portrait by Rembrandt Peale, known as the "Porthole Portrait" because of its unique shape, was painted 24 years aft...

This luminous painting of the view to the Potomac from within Mount Vernon’s deteriorating piazza represents a key moment in Mount Vernon’s history...

Introducing our distinguished leather coasters, meticulously crafted to provide unparalleled protection for your prized furniture. These coasters a...

Introducing our distinguished leather coasters, meticulously crafted to provide unparalleled protection for your prized furniture. These coasters ...

Rembrandt Peale marketed himself as the last living artist to have painted George Washington from life. In 1795, Washington sat for the artist, the...

This 1780 portrait is based on Charles Wilson Peale’s 1779 commission from the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, and is one of at least 18...