Martha Washington, writing from Philadelphia to Bassett, who lived at Mount Vernon, mentions that she would like “some of the morelly cherrys” dried, adding, “I should think old Doll cannot ...

Records at Mount Vernon show that George and Martha Washington were fond of cherries, at least when mixed with brandy. Martha Washington's recipe for a “cherry bounce” cocktail survives ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate's kitchen," Mount Vernon officials said in the statement. "These artifacts likely haven't ...

Martha Washington was one of the characters she studied, and years later, there was an opening in Mount Vernon, so she jumped on it, commuting for a while. In 2004, she moved to Belle View and ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate’s kitchen." Washington moved to the home along the Potomac River after his marriage in 1759 ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate’s kitchen,” said Mount Vernon Principal Archaeologist Jason Boroughs. Officials say that ...

1. Hosting “Public Receptions” at the Presidential Home Martha Washington’s new position as First Lady was as novel as her husband’s role as President, and there was no established ...

Records at Mount Vernon show that George and Martha Washington were fond of cherries, at least when mixed with brandy. Martha Washington’s recipe for a “cherry bounce” cocktail survives ...

the cook brought to Mount Vernon by Martha Washington in 1759 and charged with oversight of the estate’s kitchen.” Washington moved to the home along the Potomac River after his marriage in ...

Records at Mount Vernon show that George and Martha Washington were fond of cherries, at least when mixed with brandy. Martha Washington’s recipe for a “cherry bounce” cocktail survives ...