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During the American Civil War, Mount Vernon (the home of George Washington) was considered to be neutral ground by both sides. Union and Confederate troops often simultaneously toured the buildings and viewed Washington’s tomb even as fighting continued to rage in the neighboring countryside.

During the American Civil War, Mount Vernon (the home of George Washington) was considered to be neutral ground by both sides. Union and Confederate troops often simultaneously toured the buildings and viewed Washington’s tomb even as fighting continued to rage in the neighboring countryside.

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