| NAME OF SITE | DESCRIPTION | CITY | STATE |
| BIRTHPLACE | Birthplace National Monument | Westmoreland | VA |
| BOYHOOD HOME | Ferry Farm | Fredericksburg | VA |
| SUMMERTIME HOME | MOUNT VERNON | FAIRFAX COUNTY | VA |
| INAUGURAL SITE | Federal Hall (During Presidency ) | New York CITY | NYC |
| DEATH PLACE ( RESIDENCE ) | Mount Vernon | FAIRFAX COUNTY | VA |
| BURIAL PLACE | Washington Family Tomb ( outside ) | FAIRFAX COUNTY | VA |
| BATTLE | BATTLE OF YORKTOWN | YORKTOWN | VA |
| WARS | Washington Headquarters : NJ | Morristown | NJ |
| MONUMENT | GEORGE WASHINGTON MONUMENT | WASHINGTON DC | DC |
EARLY YEARS
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GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTH PLACE WESTMORELAND, VA, ONLY THE BASEMENT IS STILL PRESENT |
GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTH PLACE WESTMORELAND, VA |
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| BOYHOOD HOME SITE, FERRY FARM, FREDERICKSBURG, VA | BOYHOOD HOME SITE, FERRY FARM, FREDERICKSBURG, VA |
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| FERRY FORM VISITOR CENTER AND MUSEUM | FERRY FARM BOYHOOD MUSEUM EXCAVATION SITE |
DURING BRITISH RULE – FRENCH INDIAN WAR – Battle of Jumonville Glen – May 28 1954
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WASHINGTON’S FIRST BATTLE, JUMONVILLE GLEN |
JUMONVILLE GLEN- George Washington Starts a world war |
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| WASHINGTON’s ROCKS, JUMONVILLE GLEN | JUMONVILLE GLEN- George Washington Starts a world war |
Battle of Fort Necessity – July 3 1954
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| FORT NECESSITY PA | FORT NECESSITY PA |
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| FORT NECESSITY PA | FORT NECESSITY PA |
Battle of Monongahela – Was under Braddock- Battle of Braddock’s Field – July 9 1755 – Though defeated, but proved that George Washington can lead an army
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| Braddock was fatally wounded-Marker | Braddock was fatally wounded-Marker |
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| Washington Statue and Marker | Washington Statue and Marker |
Fort Loudoun – 1756-1758 – Stayed in this office while constructing the Fort
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| George Washington’s Office, Winchester VA | George Washington’s Office, Winchester VA |
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| George Washington’s Office, Winchester VA | George Washington’s Office, Winchester VA |
Forbes Expedition – Fort Ligonier – 1758
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| Fort Ligonier Museum | Fort Ligonier Museum |
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| Fort Ligonier Museum – Washingtons Letters on French Indian Wars | Fort Ligonier Museum – George Washington Portrait by Rembrandt Peale |
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| Fort Ligonier – George Washington Pistol from Lafayette | Fort Ligonier – George Washington Pistol from Lafayette |
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| Fort Ligonier- Two miles from here Washington got almost killed by friendly fire | Fort Ligonier |
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| Fort Ligonier | Forbes Road – Built by George Washington |
Fort Duquesne (Fort Pitt) – Washington lead an army of 2500 towards the fort (near Pittsburgh) but the French had already fled. It was still a victory
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| The Remains of Fort Pitt | The Marker Indicating the French Destroyed the fort |
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| Fort Pitt Block House – The only structure to remain from Fort Pitt | Fort Pitt Block House |
DURING AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Washington Crossing – Dec 1976 – This effort led to the victory at Trenton and altered the course of the war
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| Marker in the background of Delaware River | Historic Park |
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| Thompson-Neely House (Was converted onto a Military Hospital during the war) | Thompson-Neely House |
Battle of Trenton, New Jersey – Dec 26 1976
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| Battle of Trenton, Monument and Marker | Battle of Trenton, Monument and Marker |
Valley Forge Winter of 1977-1978
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| Valley Forge Historic Site Museum | Washington’s Headquarters |
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| Valley Forge Historic Site | Friedrich Von Steuben Statue in Valley Forge |
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| Critical Training to Washington’s Army by Steuben | Valley Forge Historic Site |
Washington Headquarters – Morristown – DEC 1779 to JUNE 1980
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| WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS MORRISTOWN, MUSEUM | WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS MORRISTOWN, NJ, STAYED HERE DURING THE WAR |
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| WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS – INSIDE | WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS – INSIDE |
Battle of Yorktown – Last Battle of American Revolution
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| BATTLE OF YORKTOWN MUSEUM | BATTLE OF YORKTOWN MUSEUM, Washington’s Tent |
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| BATTLE OF YORKTOWN MUSEUM, Washington’s Tent | BATTLE OF YORKTOWN MUSEUM, Washington’s Tent |
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| BATTLE OF YORKTOWN | BATTLE OF YORKTOWN |
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| BATTLE OF YORKTOWN | BATTLE OF YORKTOWN |
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| BATTLE OF YORKTOWN | Moore House – Surrender Negotiations took place here |
Fraunces Tavern – George Washington bade an emotional farewell to his officers after the end of the Revolutionary war
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| Fraunces Tavern New York, NY | Fraunces Tavern New York, NY |
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| Fraunces Tavern New York, NY | Fraunces Tavern New York, NY |
Maryland State House – Resigned His Commission Before the Continental Congress in Dec 1783
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| Maryland State House, Annapolis MD | Maryland State House, Annapolis MD |
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| Maryland State House, Annapolis MD | Maryland State House, Annapolis MD |
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| Maryland State House, Annapolis MD | Maryland State House, Annapolis MD |
PRESIDENTIAL YEARS
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FEDERAL HALL, NEW YORK, NY, GEORGE WASHINGTON’S INAUGURAL SITE |
GEORGE WASHINGTON INAUGURATION BIBLE, FEDERAL HALL, NEW YORK CITY |
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| Washington’s House – Philadelphia | Washington’s House – Philadelphia |
Deshler-Morris House – Germantown White House – in 1793 and in 1794
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| Deshler-Morris House- Germantown, PA | Deshler-Morris House- Germantown-Washington moved here to escape the pandemic in Philadelphia in 1793 |
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| This house has been well preserved over the years | This house has been well preserved over the years |
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| KENMORE PLANTATION, FREDERICKSBURG, VA, WASHINGTON’S SISTER’S HOME, WASHINGTON VISITED HERE |
MOUNT VERNON RESIDENCE, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA |
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| WASHINGTON MEMORIAL AT GRAVE SITE, MT. VERNON, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA | GEORGE & MARTHA WASHINGTON’S GRAVES AT MT. VERNON, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA |
