Mount Vernon Visit Describes Washington Home Grounds
A detailed account of Mount Vernon highlighting its grounds, historic buildings, and artifacts. The piece traces ownership from Lawrence Washington to George Washington, noting the 1855 purchase by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, the tombs, architecture, gardens, and the new Washington tomb, with emphasis on the site’s enduring memory and reverence.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
Potomac
Tomb of Washington
Lord Culperer
John Washington
Lawrence Washinngion
Lord Vernon
George Washington
Bushrod Washington
John Augustine Washington
John A. Washington, S Jr
Virginia
Ann Pamela Cunningham
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union
Ucurd Vernon
Sion
Lawrence Washington
Lafayette
Nellie Custis
Lord Fairfax
Jefferson
Custis
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
United States
Queue Stance Sparks Old-Town Memory of Wu Ting Fang
A former New England resident recalls a Chinese youth who learned English and sought factory work. The boss offered to cut off the queue to ease danger near machinery, but the youth chose to stay in the laundry. He later left town amid unpopularity sparked by the proposal.
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Wu Ting-Fang
New England
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