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Courtesy of Mount Vernon
President George Washington s home at Mount Vernon is one of the best preserved historic buildings in the country, serving in many ways as the epicenter for pioneering advancements in the field. Yet, despite the clear importance of the landmark for American history, its protection was far from certain in the middle of the 19th century.
By 1840, the estate had been passed down to John Augustine Washington III, the last Washington family member to own Mount Vernon. (President Washington did not have children; when his wife, Martha, died in 1802, Mount Vernon passed to Washington s nephew, then his nephew who was Washington III s father.) During his tenureship, a series of poor harvests along with continued soil degradation, plus the steady stream of sightseers eager to visit the first president s home, accelerated the decline of Mount Vernon s condition. Washington III attempted to sell the property to the federal government and the Commonwealth of ....

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