• Boyhood Home of Robert E. Lee - Known as the Lee-Fendall House, this historic property in Alexandria, Virginia, was once home to the Lee family, including Robert E. Lee, who later became a notable Confederate Army general during the American Civil War.
• Hollensbury Spite House - The Spite House in Alexandria, Virginia, is a renowned historical site with an intriguing backstory. Situated at 523 Queen Street in Old Town Alexandria, it is one of the narrowest houses in the U.S., measuring just about 7 feet wide at its slimmest point.
• Gadsby’s Tavern Museum - Located in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, Gadsby’s Tavern is a historic site comprising two buildings: the 1785 City Tavern and the 1792 Tavern and Hotel. It was a favored meeting spot for locals and travelers in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
• Alexandria’s Christ Church - Christ Church in Alexandria, Virginia, is a historic Episcopal church with a significant role in American history. Established in 1773, it is one of the oldest Episcopal congregations in the U.S., with a heritage tracing back to the colonial period.
• George Washington Masonic National Memorial - Situated in Alexandria, Virginia, this memorial and museum honor George Washington, the first U.S. President and a Freemason. It also celebrates the Freemasons’ contributions to American history and society.
• George Washington’s Mount Vernon - This estate features the mansion, gardens, a museum, and several outbuildings, offering visitors insight into George Washington’s life and era. The mansion is a well-preserved example of 18th-century architecture, complete with original furnishings and artifacts from Washington and his family.
• Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington National Cemetery is a poignant and significant site that honors the sacrifices of America’s military personnel. It serves as a place of respect, remembrance, and reflection on the profound impact of service and sacrifice in American history.

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• Bottled water
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A private tour that combines visits to Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery offers a comprehensive and immersive experience for visitors interested in exploring two of the most significant historic sites. By combining visits to Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery in a private tour, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of American history, explore the legacies of two iconic figures – George Washington and the unknown soldiers who have served their country – and reflect on the ideals and values that have shaped the nation. The private tour allows for a more intimate and personalized experience, tailored to the interests and preferences of the visitors, and provides a unique opportunity to connect with the rich history and heritage of these important sites.

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