Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon, situated along the Potomac River in Washington DC, is a significant national historic landmark that once served as the estate of George and Martha Washington. The property features their former mansion, a museum, and a working farm, offering visitors a glimpse into the life and times of the first U.S. President. Notable highlights include the waterwheel gristmill and the site’s small-batch rye whiskey distillery, where guests can explore the traditional methods of whiskey production. Today, visitors can tour the well-preserved grounds and learn about the historical and agricultural practices of the 18th century.