Organized in 1794, and built in the early 1800's, The Christ Church in Washington, DC is one of America's most historic shrines.
Organized in 1695 and built in the mid-1700's, The Christ Church in Washington, DC is one of America's most historic shrines.
The church's steeple, at 196-feet high is to this day a visible landmark from many parts of the city. George Washington, Francis Hopkinson, Robert Morris, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and Betsy Ross all worshipped here. George Washington kept a family pew in this church and today this pew has been reserved in its original place in his honor. The building has been restored to its original Georgian style and features authentic Palladian window and tablets, hand lettered by colonial James Wren.
Venture out of DC and into Virginia where you pass through the historic town of Alexandria and take a 4 hour walk in the footsteps of George Washington when you explore his mansion and the many outbuildings, as well as roam through his gardens and farm at the Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens.
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