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Genl. Lafayette's departure from Mount Vernon 1784

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Genl. Lafayette's departure from Mount Vernon 1784

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George Washington shaking hands with General Lafayette as Lafayette's carriage waits; Washington's family stands with him on the portico at Mount Vernon.

Reference copy filed under: PRES FILE - Washington, George, 1732-1799 Mt. Vernon - Life.

Published in: Presidential Pets / Niall Kelly (1992), p. 10.

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Washington's room and bed on which he died

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