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In 1821, Columbia became the temporary seat of government in Mississippi as the legislature undertook a search to select a new capital. Prior to 1921 Washington and Natchez had served as the capital of the Territory/State.
The city where the capital was moved to during Washington's second term was Philadelphia, where the nation's second capital was. The first capital was in New York.
The U.S. capital was moved to Washington D.C. as an incentive for the Southern states to ratify the constitution.
1800
When the Union and Confederacy waged war, and the Union won, Washington decided to move the capital to Washington DC, which is in Maryland.
Geogre Washington
John Adams
Benjamin Banneker
John Adams was late into his term as president when the capital moved to Washington in 1800.
New York City was the capital for his first term. It was moved to Philadelphia for his second term.
No. NYC when Washington was president and Adams moved into the White House.
Geo. Washington was inaugurated in NYC in 1789. (I have seen websites claiming that Washington took his oath in Phil.) Some time after that the capital was moved to Philadelphia (1790?) Washington DC became the capital in 1800.