I believe they were called the "Minutemen." One hopes not by their wives.
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The river that flows behind George Washington's Mount Vernon is the Potomac River. The estate is across the river from Prince George's County.
Washington's plantation, Mount Vernon, is next to the Potomac River. People used to take boat trips on the Potomac to see his tomb .
George Washington spent most of his life at his estate known as Mount Vernon, located on the Potomac River in northern Virginia.
The Potomac River runs through Washington, D.C.
The river is the Potomac River.
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Mount Vernon, plantation home of George Washington, is located on the Potomac River, down river from Washington, D.C., and a mile or two south of Hog Island, just south of Alexandria, Virginia.
The river that flows behind George Washington's Mount Vernon is the Potomac River. The estate is across the river from Prince George's County.
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Washington's plantation, Mount Vernon, is next to the Potomac River. People used to take boat trips on the Potomac to see his tomb .
Potomac River
Washington DC is on the Potomac River, which also separates Virginia from MarylandWashington D.C. is the capital of the United States and is formally known as the District of Columbia. It is located along the Potomac River.
It is located near Alexandria, Virginia, on the Potomac River
President George Washington established the nation's capital on the Potomac River. He signed and authorized the Residence Act of 1790.
If you're asking about Mount Vernon, home of George Washington, it is on the Potomac River in northern Virginia.
Potomac River runs along the west side of Washington DC. The Anacostia River is in the southern part of DC.