George Washington, a real estate investor and successful entrepreneur, knew the difference between running a business and running the government. Story by Eliga Gould, University of New Hampshire ...

We all know the familiar stories about George Washington. The cherry tree he chopped down. (Except he didn’t.) The lies he never told. (Except he did.) His wooden teeth. (Except they weren’t ...

The former California governor is the latest to recognize that the most remarkable thing about the first president was not ...

Driven by duty to present himself to the citizens of the shaky new union, he spent the night in so many inns and private houses that “George Washington Slept Here” became a real estate cliché ...

Richard "Dana" Moore, a war memorabilia collector from Virginia, recently lend a piece of one of George Washington's tents to a Philadelphia museum. He bought the piece for $1,300.

The story of a six-year-old George Washington chopping down a cherry tree may be a myth, but archeologists excavating Mount Vernon, the home of the United States’ first president, made the very ...

Archaeologists unearthed 35 bottles of cherries from the cellar of George Washington's Mount Vernon. The 250-year-old fruits, many still intact, can shed new light on those who lived and worked there.

Like Trump, George Washington was a businessman with a large real estate portfolio. Along with property in Virginia and six other states , he had extensive claims to Indigenous land in the Ohio ...