Touring George Washington's Estate At Mount Vernon!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In between visiting with Brennan's family in Virginia, we were able to visit a few areas of historical interest, one of the most notable for us being George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate in Virginia. I had been before years perviously, and Brennan had somehow never been, so it was an experience we both wanted to make sure we did! We were able to tour the mansion (which didn't allow photos or videos) and then freely roam the grounds, checking out the current (and old) tomb, the barns, the wharf, the farm plantations, the slave and worker quarters, and the beautiful forest that surrounds the estate. It was an incredible experience that I filmed quite a lot of an edited down as much as possible. This was the day before we drove back to Orlando, so it'll be the final Virginia installment, but it was definitely worth the trip and we'd love to go back to get an even further and more in-depth look at artifacts and museum exhibits! Thanks for watching these fun and educational videos and coming along with us as we learn!
Very respectful young man. Thanks for the video..
Great job narrating your video. Enjoyed it
My son is 7 and because of the corona virus has been stuck at home. He asked me about George Washington and Mt Vernon, we came across your video. He watched all of it! I never figured he would, now he wants to go and see it in person!!! Such a great video of it!! Thank you!!
That is wonderful! Good for him!
@@jennaolbermann7663 yea
Did you tell your son GW owned over 400 black slaves and he murdered, raped, molested children and sold families?
This is awesome, thank you for sharing your experiences, I am so glad to see the younger generation interest in our great American history and journey, I am a huge fan of history, I live in Upstate NY where the name Lafayette can be found everywhere in the eastern states, named after Marcus Washington Lafayette who was one of George Washington's best friends and right hand man, Lafayette was a great explorer in the eastern side of the union Hence that name towns, Malls, Motels etc, etc, were named after him. The most important document in the world at least in my opinion is the Constitution of the United States of America not because Americans are better than anyone else in the world but because America is and always has been and always will be, the beacon of Freedom, and it was our founding fathers that become the true visionaries of our time. very cool and yet important stuff.
Im 38 years old. I took this tour 4 years ao. I loved it. The mansion is awesome. The property is beautiful, right on the river. Stunning mansion
From an old soldier, ‘You did a respectable job in this video.’ You are a good American.
To bad you couldn't take pictures of his home inside. Would love to have seen it.
Great video! Thanks for visiting!
Thanks for having such an awesome and historic place to enjoy!
George Washington's Mount Vernon ok hello someone from 1755
Georgie...baby... So where have you been keeping yourself? Call me. We'll do lunch.
Hi George
@@johnf.kennedy1551 hey John how's bobby ??
Nice job of the tour. Thanks for being respectful and minding your language so the whole family could watch. It was a pleasure.
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Get your family friendly ass offa youtube
People are just so sensitive nowadays
@@OG_SLICK21 q
Mount Vernon is just amazing. Hope you enjoyed your visit. I’m obsessed with the National Treasure movies too.
Indeed it is beautiful I only live 9 minutes from the estate I visit the place very often it is a very beautiful place.
George Washington was in financial debt after the war of Independence. He sacrificed 8 years of his life to just fighting for our Independence. His estate was at over 60,000 acres at one time. America only had a population of 3 million at the time. It took him years to recover from his financial issues due to the war. He ended up selling large portions of his land to get out of debt. If anyone read about his life they would appreciate what he has done for America.
He made $ for being President of the United States
Riding on the back of slaves. Bet he saved a lot of money owning enslaved people.
he fought for 'freedom' but didn't understand it applied to slaves as well...
Most of the men who wrote the Declaration of Independence the Constitution and fought the Revolutionary War lost everything they had land money family and even their lives for our COUNTRY and for our LIBERTY. FOR THIS GREAT EXPERIMENT WE CALL THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES IF AMERICA
Alana Adams and yeah guess how they got the money land and property and guess who did not have independence? Oh yeah, Black lives don’t matter, but ALL lives matter. That is a bunch of b.s. and you know it.
What a nice, respectful young man! Your parents should be very proud!
Excellent tour. I love history, especially this timeline. Thx. You. You two are so cute.
She's definitely drop dead gorgeous.
Really good vid...as I will never make it back there, I now feel as tho I went...so good! TY TY TY
Great Place George Washington House & God Bless America 🙏✝💗🇺🇸
21:30 appr. The sheathes of grain were brought into the upper level of the circular style barn and layed on the floor. the floor had small gaps so the grain would fall into the lower level as horses would walk circles across it. The straw then would remain on the top floor and then would be used as bedding for livestock and filling mattresses. Great tour, thanks for sharing.
thank you I fell the same way you guy do about history
Glad to see young people who can appreciate our history.
@Josh-the-mediocre If or when the liberal clowns take control of government, America will become a third world country.
Brian Kesterson shut the hell up Brian
Yea because I sure don’t !
I agree Brian..yes we have some things not to be proud of but so much good.
We would not have this wonderful country if not for people like George Washington..
People who complain about it and have never had to sacrifice for it
should go to other places where there still is slavery of all sorts and that's why they all want to come here...
The baby boomers who are not leftist socialist communists know the truth about our history before the truth was removed from our history books...
Karen Kendrick Sacrifice? What did he sacrifice? He was a SLAVE OWNER! Everything he had on that land was maintained by slaves. A child has the common sense to figure out that its wrong to treat people like property.
Thanks a Lot! I am a Swiss/New Zealander but just watched the great Video series on George Washington and am reading a book about him and Martha now. So good to see what Mt Vernon looks like!
Good video. My family was exhausted walking Washington D.C. so when we returned to our hotel in Alexandria in around 2009 or so I went on my own and made it about 45 minutes prior to closing. I did a 45 minute speed walk of the grounds and inside the house. The big thing I remember is a massive storm rolling in and as I was standing between the house and the Potomac there was a wall of purple clouds moving in for the storm. After driving back to our hotel we left right away with refund since most of the power in the D.C. area was knocked out. We started driving out which was forunately the opposite side of the interstate from all the traffic stuck and not moving for many hours. Thanks for the video, as I enjoyed watching in detail what I missed that day.
Thanks for bringing us on this tour. I've never done this. Also, I'm just happy you've accidentally dressed like Bender from The Breakfast Club movie.
I felt the same way, Brennan. I wished I could have explored his house more! They definitely move you through the house quickly. It’s still great to see! Love the video, you two!
Took this tour with you March 2, 2020! Enjoyed it very much. I've read a lot of books and seen a lot of films and TV series, but haven't been here at Mount Vernon for many decades, since I was a small child. Thanks for sharing, and I commend you on your excellent camera work!
Thanks for not being a cancel culture video and appreciate history as it is. We cannot erase the past.
You still have to understand the history... acknowledge the horrors of what happened there... and stop with the glorification of it.
@@chrisschaller9547 nah
Thank you so much for the tour! Geo Washington loved Mt Vernon & always longed to be there & manage his farm.
When he was there he would ride over the whole estate checking out every part of it every day. He was such a good manager.
But duty for his country called him away over & over. I believe after he finally got to retire he went on his daily check of his property & got caught in a rain storm, caught cold & quickly died right there in his bed.
We are so blessed to have had such a dedicated Father of our country!
Can’t wait to meet him & Martha in heaven & give them a great big thank you for their
Dedicated service & tremendous sacrifices for our country!
America is truly a blessed nation!
He ended up with a throat infection. Antibiotic would have saved his life. So sad
I’m from New Jersey and have a lot of spots in the towns around me that General George Washington and his troops battled and camped at as well as other sites that were used by the British and Colonial.
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We moved from Exit 105 area of NJ in 2012- just missed SANDY!!!! So glad.
Our towns around there were full of early history of the Revolution - Old Tennet, etc
Last week I just finished reading “ Washington’s Spies” by Alexander Rose. I highly recommend this if you’re a history buff of that time !!
Had tons of info and reference material for the war in the Long Island, Staten Island, Hudson River to W Point, NJ and CN. So much personal history of people both Loyalists and Rebels and the real hatreds that existed between them - just like in the Civil War the Revolutionary war split families and neighbors against each other. Stories of privacy supported by both sides , discription of admiral Howe’s Fleet filling Sandy Hook Bay Area with masts. Etc.
Wonderful book , well researched, documented and extremely readable- thank God !!!!
My dad is from Connecticut and he said that there are a bunch of cemeteries of British and american soldiers.
Me too . A lot of Retreat Route , signs
Great video ... your speaking voice is excellent and your female friend is so lovely. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience of history with us.
God bless general George Washington he saved the United States long live general George Washington !
Saved?
Yes read the history! Learn something
Fuck him he owned slaves
@@phillipcusic6599 You do realize that there were indentured servants from Britain, women didn't have voting rights, or parental rights to their children in case of a divorce, or property rights? It was legal for a husband to beat his wife. Children were used for slave labor. This was an era of pre-Mechanization. Slavery in some form or another was world-wide. That's the context of history. George Washington is the reason we're a Republic, and not living under a Monarchy.
@@tryempathy2day349 moral high horse. You probably partake in some of the modern slavery, don't you? Do you own anything made in China? Doesn't make it right though, does it?
Wow this was interesting, thank you for taking us on this tour.
This was really good. A simple tour and I really enjoyed the entire thing. I agree with the young lady, history is more than a text book. Schools need to get back to field trips. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the tour, my late husband and I went there many years ago on a coach tour but only saw the house. Very well done young man and lady, very respectful.
Hello how are you doing?
I appreciate your sharing of the tour of Mount Vernon. Fine job. If you ever make it to Yorktown, VA you would certainly enjoy Surrender Field, and the history there. I would like to visit Valley Forge and the site of the Battle of Monongahela one day also. Cheers!
Thank you. Just lived it! 🙏🇺🇸🙏
I have been once in late 60’s. It is STUNNING, so proud of our first President. He certainly stands alone amongst America’s leaders. I must go again!!
@Su- Ni - Ok, now what? It was a part of history.
So.....breathe in some fresh air, release your hate & get a grip!
Su- Ni
(Yawn)
@@water-shrimp962 Of course he owned slaves. He was raised on a plantation in Virginia in the 1700s!! If that is all you allow yourself to know about this truly great man, you are a fool.
@@water-shrimp962 . It was legal at the time and very much part of the culture of Virginia. Did u know Brazil and Cuba had slavery too?
@@water-shrimp962 George Washington was one of the greatest men to ever live. If you weren't a racist bigot who can't comprehend reality, you would know that.
No markers on the enslaved people's cemetery. So often we run into this. This is horribly sad. No markings for the people who built and maintained Mount Vernon and GW's surrounding plantations.
They are dead. Do you really think they care?
Thomas Farrell wow 😳
They are American Patriots regardless. We must forgive the past, learn from it and embrace the lessons learned
@@benjitkoshorts9577 There's no content on his page. Could be a five year old
Yeah absolutely, it’s a fact that his estate was run by them. I love Washington and have a great deal of respect for him, obviously, but all of the founding fathers pretty much benefited their whole lives from an abundance of privilege and exploitation.
He may have been following the logic of the times and not treated them as poorly as others, but it doesn’t deny the fact that so many of our founding fathers were full-blown slave owners.
This is so nice. What a great and thoughtful idea to share something like this for people who are unable to get out and go to places like this. You did a great job on the video, too in explaining everything and giving a full understanding of where you are, where you came from, and where you're going and about the areas and all. Very nice. Thank you guys for sharing... It's so appreciated! 💕
Cool. I may not get to see this and didnt realize what I am missing. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the tour. I always wanted to go there but I will never be able to visit my self.
Wow ! Thank you for taking us along !!!
Thank you for the tour!!
Many begged Washington to be king over the land, and he refused to be king. He was such a good guy!
No "good guy" owns slaves. He was just another disgusting slave owner.
@Billy Cole II I'm far from a snowflake honey. But that's okay you can try to justify slavery. Have a great day
JoshTube Enslaved people. They were only “slaves” to the slave owners. To us today, they were “enslaved people”. If you say it like that, you will humanize them and make them appear as less of a commodity to people. Use your words to make your point stand out better to those who will hear you. Educate, never eradicate. Let’s never forget history or we are destined to repeat it.
Well of
course no one wanted a king they fought the British King to abolish the king's rule
@@alanaadams7440 That's a common misconception, but it actually isn't accurate. The Revolutionary War wasn't fought against the institution of monarchy itself, but against being governed by a body (Parliament) in which they had no representation or voice. People often forget that in this time period, monarchy was the most well known and most successful form of government. For the founding fathers, it was all they had ever known. As a result, when they started to work out what the new American government would look like, many of them naturally looked to monarchy to draw ideas from. It was, in fact, initially suggested that George Washington be named King... and it was he himself who turned it down, stating that he felt a system built on hereditary privilege would too easily lead to corruption. In the end, the rest of the founding fathers listened to him, but these are details that have been altered over time, as often happens with history.
I was there in 1976. There’s a lot of interesting stuff that was added to the tour.
I was there in 1976 as well. I was only 10 but I remember it being incredibly crowded.
Appreciate the hang. Cool people. Captivating scenery. Thanks for the good time.
That was a highlight of my time on my 8th grade fully packed field trip that my mom worked double shifts to go for the weekend, to see George and Martha’s tomb, and Lincoln memorial... granted it was back in 1998 ish, when I took pics from a disposable camera! I love seeing it again 😊
Hi i'm super disappointed so I was supposed to go here for a field trip but, The corona virus disease came along to destroy all my plans.. and it canceled ALL my field trips and i have online school now and my social studies teacher send me a virtual tour of Mount Vernon...i love love LOVE history! so it was super disappointing but at least I get to see this! :)
Thanks for the tour. I don't know if I could ever bring myself to go because of 312 slaves being own. So it's tough to celebrate a man who would own humans. But I think that would be the reason to go, to honor the forgotten people in those unmarked graves. That part of the footage broke my heart.
Go. Visiting these historical sites brings the history alive in ways that no book, movie or play can do. You are confronted with the majesty of what was built and sense of humility for those who did it. We cannot know all that they experienced but can be assured they have at last found peace with the Lord.
How do you feel about the slaves owned right now in Africa and parts of Asia?
gja 111075 slavery ever is horrible.
I visited Mount Vernon in 1985 with my wife, oldest son and my parents. As I watched your video there were many things that I didn't remember. I do remember going through the house and the tombs. We were actually able to enter the tombs then. The mansion was interesting as it was built in such a way as to appear that it was made of stone. The builders used wood boards and beveled the edges to make them resemble stone. Also if you notice the windows are even in number and placement. This was done by installing some non functioning windows. It was all about aesthetics. As you noticed there were a lot of fruit tress, especially apple trees. The reason for that is they were used to produce alcohol. Washington produced and sold a lot of alcohol.I hope to see more of your videos. I love history.
I was there 56 years ago for a class field trip! They have it super organized now and you get to see more. Time to return.
I too visited in the mid sixties, the main buildings were there but everything was a construction zone.
Are you sure you didn't mean 16 years ago??....or is that your field trip photo?
One of the biggest slave's owner. Who want to honor a devil.
Thank you for sharing your video. Always wanted to visit Mount Vernon, still haven't made it . It would be nice if all school children could learn by visiting the actual sites.
Great video. But your missing details in your excitement during filming. The style of the home is Palladian. A beautiful breezeway connects the two buildings you were discussing. In that era everything was handmade. The iron fittings for doors, cabinets and more. Those wide plank wood walls are shiplap boards. Usually the bricks were also made on site. It’s really a huge labor intensive undertaking to clear and build even the simplest structure during this time period. Keep up your good work!
This is really great. Thank you.
Haha "Guest House" lol that's adorable. The slaves were just unpaid working, "guests," lol weren't they?! It was a privilege for them, to have all autonomy and decision-making graciously taken away from them, for THEIR own sake, of course, right?!
(I'm counting on everyone's capacity to recognize sarcasm, naturally.)
Thank you for sharing this. Loved it.
Thanks, I really enjoy the visit.
Today my grandma was telling me stories about visiting Washington D.C. and George Washington's house. I'm so glad you made this video. I was suppose to visit that area for my honeymoon last year, but the government shut down along with most of the museums and monuments. So thank you for giving me a little piece of the history I have yet to see myself.
Thank you President George Washington
Glory to God 🙌
Amen
March 11, 2020
Thank you for posting this for us which enable us to tag along with you for a delightful tour. That bacon looked soooo good.
Im i the only one who notice he's dressed like the guy from the breakfast club lol great video tho ❤
Very educational, thank you, makes me want to visit there myself. :)
In the year 2270 they will be touring Mar a Lago...remembering Trump and his role in crushing the Cabal, turning The US back to the Constitutional Republic thus saving the world.
I can’t wait till we create a list of all his sheep that supported his treason and they will act like they never supported him. Having brought back the racial divide of the 50’s so we could relive the worst times during our nation is so refreshing
Trump is a traitor. With any luck, he will be in prison soon.
Young man,your sunny disposition and genuine interest made this tour interesting to me also that you took the time to read each sign,Thank you!
@@charlielanguellholt3877 I am doing well,thanks for asking.Trying to stay safe from cov-19.Hope you are also well?
@@brendamanning5235 Yes where are you from if i may ask?
@@charlielanguellholt3877 Glen Burnie ,Marylnd right outside of Baltimore.
@@brendamanning5235 I'm from key West Florida is my pleasure meeting you here
@@charlielanguellholt3877 I have a brother living in Miami Dade.I've been there twice.Nice to talk with U.
That house belong to black people💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯I’m pretty sure we build it!!!!!!!!!!
I took this tour years ago, enjoyed this. It’s changed. We were taken straight to the house
really great video. I hope to make it there someday.
I just couldn't help but notice your resemblance to "Dr. McDreamy". Wonder if anyone else has ever mentioned that to you. Sorry, I know it has absolutely nothing to do with your video, but I had to tell you.
The young man looks just like Patrick Dempsey to me. Thanks for the tour. Love history.
I was thinking the same thing when I seen him. Went through the comments to see if anybody else mentioned it
Hi memories....visited there with my 8th grade graduating class of 1950!!...only memory I have....standing about half way up the hill between the home and the river....everything was green against the sparkling white house...very pretty. thank you very much! from nm
This was an excellent video, thanks for sharing your trip for us!
Wow, thank you for posting this. I love history...I wish I would have been interested in it when I was in high school many moons ago. LOL.
Hello how are you doing?
When I went here in Elementary school back in 1990 we were allowed to touch the beds. Cool vid bro.
Good video
When I visited almost 10 years ago, I was amazed at the colors they used on the walls. We had an excellent guide.
Remember this:
1 Timothy 6:10
( For the love of money is the root of all evil, and while some have coveted
after it, they have erred from the faith and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.)
I find this horrific, This is like glorifying Hitler, and to see them making money from this, makes my blood pressure rise. I do understand why people see this as a wonderful experience, but for so many people who were in bondage, murdered, and enslaved, it was a crime against humanity. His sacrifice for this country was not for all men, but for whites only. I guess if I was a white person, I would find this great because I have benefited from it. And, let me add this. Your actions in life, reflect your character, so be careful labeling someone or something great, because if Hitler, was successful, would he have been considered great. So many people have died and suffered for White Americans' freedom, and to this day we have people being shot dead on the streets Mass incarceration, the unfair and unjust legal system, horrible policing which started with the slave patrols, Genocide of the Native Americans, And ramped racism, just because of their skin color. And now we have a Racist in the white house. I don't have the answers for this atrocity, but I, can not glorify this. I'm not angry, I just have so many feelings about are history and, why we accept and justify such a horrible history. I'm pretty sure if this was the enslavement of white Americans, the reaction would be different.
President Washington, ever the entrepreneur -- he died with little money, but had for years been paid for his military service with land, but when he passed the estate Was wealthy because of all his land holdings -- would be I believe very proud of the historic museum preservation of Mount Vernon and the amazing tourist draw it has become. Thank you for sharing your visit and experience. For a wonderful comprehensive read, Ron Chernow's biography "Washington" presents a wonderful story and complement of the tour.
The greatest slaver to ever live!
Thank you for this detailed tour. . I especially appreciated your stopping to interpret the various signs. . Well done, sir!
Took a road trip once where I visited this, colonial Williamsburg, Monticello, Gettysburg and all the civil war battlefield sites. I loved all the history. Maybe if all the urbanites ever saw these places and actually knew anything about history they would see how stupid their attempted history rewrites are. Their parents never took them anywhere when they were just bred for baby mamas free income.
OMG, Men,Women and Children Slaves? I call on all cancel culturists to cancel this video immediately and erase this information from all books,literature and movies so no one will ever know it existed. I will be in my safe space awaiting the all clear signal.
I love this video. Yall take me places I'll never be able to visit. So I get to see it through yall. Thank you for sharing..💗🇺🇸💗
Annoying to have your hand in view finder so much.
I was thinking it's my own opinion but how about giving great American people the opportunity too be on the 20 dollar bill as a why too heel the trail of tears this would be a special edition I'm not going to go into that President Jackson I'll leave that too history the special edition should start with a native American Indian and the next one should be Martin Luther King and so on this is a great way show the world that we are strong
Thank you. Your video was so respectful and very informative. I enjoyed it.
If you love George Washington you must love Donald Trump right ? :-)
Great to see young people leaning something!
Hello how are you doing?
The Slave Cemetery is a Very Sad Place!!! All those Human Beings that Never Knew a Day of Freedom. Born into Slavery, and Died in Slavery!! I hope they get their Just Reward in Heaven!!!
You did a really great job showing the sites and explaining each feature. You also did an outstanding job orienting your viewers on the property. I noticed it right from the beginning and you continued to do it throughout, which I appreciated and helped me feel like I was right there with you! I also enjoyed the respect you both showed not only for the burial sites of the Washingtons and their slaves but for the history itself. I was really touched by Brennan's enthusiasm after the house tour and how she wanted to see everything and touch his bed! Her eyes were sparkling with excitement and I thought that was really cute and sweet and it was very clear that you were also very excited and interested in everything. As a 60 year old woman I was frankly very happily surprised by both of your reactions to this amazing experience. My hubby and I love history and would love to someday visit the historical sites of the revolutionary and civil wars and every museum we can but so far we haven't been able to make the trip from California (maybe next year!) So I'm really glad to see that you appreciate the great opportunity to visit a place of such great historical and cultural experience AND for doing such a fantastic job of sharing it with others. It's my first time on your channel but you were both so cute I'm definitely going to subscribe and see what other adventures await! (Btw I said it almost felt like I was on the tour with you but be glad I wasn't, I would have wrestled you to the ground and stole that delicious looking burger you were munching on (I may be old but I'm freakishly strong when I'm hungry and there's nothing I love more than a big juicy bacon cheeseburger!) 😋 Happy New Year from a history buff in Sacramento California (Gold Country!)
I love history also. I'm the family historian for both parents side. Descended from the Adam's.
Well done. Thank you
You know; it’s a shame that Washington didn’t get to spend much time there. Always a servant.
His slaves spent their entire lives their for him.
Needs a complete gut job. Way too owner specific. never going to sell. Rooms are way too small and they just don’t flow. They should think about more of an open concept floor plan.
Now that we work at home the real estate market is demanding separate rooms
Funny
I’d like to visit but it would be emotional being where slaves were held and forced to live and work 😞
Entertaining video. Thanks!
Great video beautiful land, next best thing to being there
Beautiful scenery
I enjoyed the tour...you are quite informative..
After watching a series of George Washington I found this ..You both are so lovely and so respectful its just beautiful to see
that maybe more people like you would learn from this and go out and discover our American history. I enjoyed it so much
and want to thank you and say God bless you . It is important to mention, he inherited those slaves which he loved and grew up with .
He desperately wanted to set them free way earlier then he did as his wife and him thought if they did people would start a rebellion
as they were not educated enough to know slavery is wrong and they learned that they were just good people and george being a pisces
born the day before me was sensitive to their feelings he cared so much for others .
I just had to let people know it was not their fault this was hundreds of years ago sad but they loved him and martha loved them as her own family ..Thank you again much love 1776 God bless America united we stand
Hello how are you doing today?
Nice video,never realized his estate was this big!
That's why he needed a lot of slaves.
True to what Brennan said, viewing History in person makes the whole thing seems more real and I tend to learn more! :)
Thanks for the in-depth tour! I was there last fall when the trees were beautiful. I got there when it opened and there was very few people. I actually walked down to the tombs and I was there by myself. I am a big fan of Pres. Washington and have read a lot about him and his presidency. I agree with you about the house tour being frustrating. I didn't go upstairs as it was so crowded by the time my tour took place. I sat on the porch in a rocking chair overlooking the Potomac for a long while though. It's good that people see his home and understand how he treated his slaves. He was a man our country needed very badly at the time, and has not been matched in his value since. Thanks again, you did a great job!
Hello how are you doing today?
Great tour you two, thanks so much for sharing :-).
love the video, great job! your hand constantly in the frame is super distracting though, lol.
Brennan's _keeper._ You guys have great chemistry, well at least on screen. Blessing to you both.