His dad's last name was Washington. So, naturally, George inherited the name. No one knows why George's parents named him George, but I guess they liked the name (possibly in honor of King George II?)
The Washington Monument in Washington DC The state of Washington
There are many things and places named after George Washington. Some of the places are Fort Washington, California, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, Little Washington, Virginia, and Washington, Iowa. Some things named after him are Georgetown College, Washington College, Central Washington University, Mount Washington, and the George Washington Bridge.
•It got its name from George Washington.They named it after George Washington The 1st president of the U.S.
The Second Continental Congress named George Washington as supreme commander of the Continental Army on June 15, 1775.
Yes, Washington State is named after George Washington. Washington D.C, the capital of the United States of America, is also named after George Washington, the first president of the United States.
Among others, George Washington had a bridge named after him.
It was named after George Washington. It was named after George Washington.
George Washington Bridge was created in 1931.
The Washington Monument in Washington DC The state of Washington
There are many things and places named after George Washington. Some of the places are Fort Washington, California, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, Little Washington, Virginia, and Washington, Iowa. Some things named after him are Georgetown College, Washington College, Central Washington University, Mount Washington, and the George Washington Bridge.
George Washington Carver Bridge was created in 2004.
George Washington
The Brooklyn Bridge is 5,989 feet long. The George Washington Bridge is 4,760 feet long.
The George Washington Bridge was built in just four years and was opened on Oct. 25, 1931
The George Washington Bridge /I-95 N/I-95 S/ Is now 80 years old
George Washinton's mother and father named him George.
Yes, the monument was named after George Washington, the first president.