George Washington has resided at the Washington family vault, at Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States for the last 211 years.
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George Washington spent most of his life at his estate known as Mount Vernon, located on the Potomac River in northern Virginia.
For most of his life, George Washington was a Virginia planter. He also was a soldier and a general and spent some time as a surveyor.
George Washington was home schooled for the most part. He attended The College of William & Mary to obtain a surveyor's certificate, but did not have a college degree.
George Washington lived in "The President's House" in Philadelphia (which served as the nation's capital for most of his presidency) while he was in office. The house is now demolished, and there was an excavation perfomed a few years ago. The house stood at the site of what is now the Liberty Bell Center, and you can visit the site and see a drawing of what the house looked like. You can check it out at: http://www.ushistory.org/presidentshouse/history/briefhistory.htm
Augustine Washington was George Washington's father. George Washington is most known for being the first President of the United States of America.