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Alexandria, Virginia
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George Washington's remains were originally interred in a family vault at Mount Vernon, but were moved to the current tomb in 1831, as per his will.
Martha Washington was laid to rest beside her husband in the family tomb at Mount Vernon, fulfilling her wish to be buried next to him.
The George and Martha Washington Tomb is located on the grounds of Mount Vernon, the historic plantation home of the first U.S. President.
Visitors to Mount Vernon can view the exterior of the Washingtons' tomb as part of the estate tour, which is a popular historical attraction.
The tomb was restored in 2018 to preserve its structural integrity and historical significance, ensuring it remains a lasting tribute to the Washingtons.
The George and Martha Washington Tomb is recognized as a National Historic Landmark, reflecting its importance in American history.
The tomb is set amidst the tranquil gardens of Mount Vernon, offering a peaceful environment for reflection and remembrance.
