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	<title>Comments on: Mount Vernon by Candlelight 2005</title>
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		<title>By: wyclif</title>
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		<description>Ooh, one of my fave historical sites.  Really glad you decided to blog this.

I&#039;m a Washington fan (as well as becoming the Father of our country he was a surveyor, after all) and Mount Vernon has a fascinating history, being rescued from decay and deprivation only in the mid-nineteenth century by the good offices of the Ladies of Mount Vernon.  The estate was, originally, vast...but as the property was passed from generation to generation, the cost of maintaining (and entertaining) became ruinous to Washington&#039;s heirs.

Thanks!

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<p>I&#8217;m a Washington fan (as well as becoming the Father of our country he was a surveyor, after all) and Mount Vernon has a fascinating history, being rescued from decay and deprivation only in the mid-nineteenth century by the good offices of the Ladies of Mount Vernon.  The estate was, originally, vast&#8230;but as the property was passed from generation to generation, the cost of maintaining (and entertaining) became ruinous to Washington&#8217;s heirs.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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