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In Virgina, because that's where he lived in his house. From, Bryan Hollick Raleigh, NC

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George Washington was president for two terms from 1789 to 1797. During his first term the government met in New York City and as president he rented a house there. During his second term the government met in Philadelphia and also rented a house there.

His permanent home is considered Mount Vernon, VA, which is 16 miles south of Washington DC.
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When he was not engaged in military missions or serving as president, he lived in Virginia , at first at his father's estate near Fredericksburg, VA and later at the estate he inherited from his brother , not very far from present-day Washington, DC.

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If you are asking about the first president, George Washington, his residence was called Mount Vernon. He did not live in the White House because it had not yet been built.

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he is from virginia

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Mount Vernon. (A plantation in Virginia.)

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philadlphia and new york

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