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Washington, D.C. OWI (Office of War Information) research workers
A photograph of men and women researchers working inside the Office of War Information headquarters in Washington D.C.
Washington Monument Project Design
A potential design for the Washington Monument in New York
Washington Monument Project Design
A potential design for the New York Washington Monument
Washington Family and slave
This is one of the most prolific paintings of the Washington Family. In the top right corner you can see the slave included in the painting. This particular slave's identity is Billy Lee.
Washington and Billy
Here is the painting by John Trumbull of Washington. Washington had a big say in how he was represented, because he was one of those people who knew he was going to be remembered. Here he is pictured with his right hand man and closest mulatto slave…
Volume 5, page 208, "Statutes at Large"
Pages 207 to 208 of William Waller Hening's Statutes at Large detail the 1742 General Assembly act that divided Prince William County into two: Fairfax and Prince William.
Volume 5, page 207, "Statutes at Large"
Pages 207 to 208 of William Waller Hening's Statutes at Large detail the 1742 General Assembly act that divided Prince William County into two: Fairfax and Prince William.
VIRGINIA-Old and New
Papers on literature, science, art and National interests. Discusses the civic development throughout Virginia State history. The source discusses slavery and the adverse effects of it in the state of Virginia. The article was published 5 years after…
Virginia Washington Monument
A picture of the Virginia Washington Monument