correctionAn article in the Jan. 17 Home Section incorrectly identified the organization that runs Gunston Hall Plantation. The group is called the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America.
Considered one of the finest existing colonial dwellings in America, Gunston Hall is more than just a house and manicured grounds. It was here that George Mason (1725–1792) lived for 33 years with his ...
In February, David L. Reese, the new director of Gunston Hall Plantation, left behind the frenetic pace of New York politics for the bucolic woods of Mason Neck. Reese, 50, ended 15 years as curator ...
Gunston Hall is an 18th-century Georgian mansion near the Potomac River in Mason Neck, Virginia, USA. The house was the home of the United States Founding Father George Mason. Wikipedia* On the C-SPAN ...
Learn about the life of a Continental soldier Nov. 5 at Gunston Hall. When the American Revolution was fought, there were plantations all over Fairfax County. Now, George Mason’s Gunston Hall is one ...
The letter will take kids on a self-guided tour, and will get them to take note of goings-on around the plantation. "They have to count the number of milk pans in the dairy, look at work going on in ...
The month of March is known for both gusty winds and all things Irish, and this weekend offers events related to both. The winds of March are the perfect setting for flying a kite, and Gunston Hall ...
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