GEORGE WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE NATIONAL MONUMENT

This typical farm of Virginia's tobacco plantations in the 1st century was born as the ^st president of the United States. The antique furniture, but also the surrounding park with its tree, tobacco and wheat plantations, let imagine the environment and the landscapes that saw little George grow for the first three years of his life in the time of slavery. It was the family house, founded by great-grandfather John Washington, where 32 members of the family were buried.