George Washington's Mount Vernon Review

Mount Vernon is home to Baltimore's most prestigious cultural institutions including: The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra，The Walters Art Museum， The Lyric Opera House, Centerstage, Spotlighter's Theater

A former residence of the former US President Washington, it is also a very important independent villa building, the villa retains a lot of interesting content, and there are a lot of resources to see here, there are some very unique things.

This is the former residence of George Washington, the father of the United States, a large farm, on the side of the farm is the Potomac River, and there is a small dock at Washington's home. Washington's house has three floors, a total of 21 rooms, the house looks like a stone building, in fact, all even the roof tiles are wood, the outside walls are painted first and then sprinkled with sand to stick together. The farm had more than 300 servants and slaves, and you can imagine how big it was. It is about half an hour drive from the city. I personally think that it takes about 3 hours to play. You can buy tickets online in advance. It is best to come in the morning. There are fewer people. When we go back, there is a long queue at the door. Lunch can be solved at the entrance of the attraction, there is a restaurant, if you want to save money, there is also a food court at the door, salad sandwiches and soup taste good

Vernon Hill is the former residence of George Washington, the father of the United States, and is located in Fairfax County, northern Virginia, where Washington lived from the age of 22 until his death in 1799. The Vernon Hills is now a private nonprofit group, the Vernon Hills Women's Association, which they purchased in 1858 from the Washington family. It offers views of the Potomac River.

The home in Washington, called Mt. Vernon, , is Mount Vernon. The villa covers an area of 202 hectares, more than 8,000 acres of farms, and 11 miles of river. Every year, Washington Home Villa receives more than 700 guests. Mrs. Washington gave every slave a silver coin for Christmas, and several silver coins for white slaves. The wealth of those who fought the revolution in the United States was unimaginable to us people.

Climbing mountains at the border between the United States and Canada ～ Explore Nature with several Chinese-speaking American friends [naughty]