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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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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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Eleanor Parke Custis spent most of her youth at Mount Vernon with her grandmother, Martha Washington, and her step-grandfather, George Washington. ...
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Your red and blue wooden flag noisemaker is great for July 4, New Year's Eve or just for outdoor fun! Grip the 3" handle and spin the wood flag for...
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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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This gift set features the children's book "Magnificent Menagerie" plus a soft plush version of one the book's characters. The book and toy are pre...
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Here's your chance to throw a little money around! The standard sized baseball appears to be made with a U.S. $1.00 bill with red stitching. The ic...
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In the Revolutionary War, Washington and his agents sent and received messages written in an 18th century form of invisible ink known as "sympathet...
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Liberty is a fictional cat featured in the children's story "Where Was George Washington?" by Carla Heymsfeld. Liberty's popularity has grown so ov...
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The powder horn was a necessary piece of equipment for any militiaman, rifleman, hunter or farmer who loaded loose black powder charges in his musk...
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Mary Michaud has designed and handcrafted this wonderful wooden doll named Carolina. The doll is dressed in clothing typical for 18th century Ameri...
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Mary Michaud has designed and handcrafted this lovely wooden colonial doll named Sally. The doll is dressed in a wool dress which was typical for 1...
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By the 18th century, the sale of playing cards in America was so profitable, they were specifically targeted by the Stamp Act. George Washington is...
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Have your very own Christmas camel this holiday season with this plush, sweet companion. George Washington was fond of exotic animals and plants. I...
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You can hide a secret message inside this hollow coin! Using the tip of a paper clip as a key, open up the coin and place a small (1" x 1") piece o...
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George Washington, America's first spymaster, considered the accumulation of secret intelligence one of the most important weapons in winning the w...
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During the American Revolution, General Washington used a small wooden whistle to signal commands to light infantry companies, who could not rely o...
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This realistic-looking replica of a Revolutionary War pistol is immensely popular with children who are anxious to recreate the battle scenes as au...
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Fans were in common use in the eighteenth century as means of silent communication and as cooling tools during the hot Virginia summers. Our pure w...
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George Washington imported a number of hounds from England in 1770, and then in 1785 he received French foxhounds from the Marquis de Lafayette. Th...
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George Washington imported a number of hounds from England in 1770, and then in 1785 he received French foxhounds from the Marquis de Lafayette. Th...
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When lined up horizontally, the 13 colored pencils of this set will show an image of the west front of Mount Vernon. The beautiful image of the man...
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George Washington imported a number of hounds from England in 1770 and then in 1785, he received French foxhounds from the Marquis de Lafayette. Th...
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