George Washington Alma Mater Found in Frederick County History
A Winchester Frederick County Virginia commemorative essay portrays George Washington’s formal and informal schooling. It recounts his 1747 48 journey from Belvoir to Fredericktown, his self education, and mentors like Lord Fairfax and Colonel James Wood. Washington’s frontier battles and Fort Loudoun construction defined his college of hard knocks.
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