Phoebe Fraunces
No when he received the rarely shot it was a direct hit.
George Washington died in 1799, several decades before the first practical systems for photography were invented, so there are no photographs of him. there are painted photographs though and they are still here today. i have a question now. dolly Madison saved the famous portrait of George Washington. where is that photo today and what are some facts about her saving it? i have this potus project and it is due tommorrow. its 5 pages long and i have 4 and a half if you could help me that would be nice. thanks
Dolley Madison did quite a bit... She was the first lady to both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison ( Madison was her actual husband, she took the place of Jefferson's wife because she was ill). She had a portrait of George Washington and her husbands most important papers before the White House was burned to the ground. Dolley had a honorary seat in congress and also had the honor of being the first provate citizen to transmit a message via. telegraph!
Washington was truly the father of his country (i.e. the USA). As a champion of liberty and freedom fighter , was and is, an inspiration to oppressed people all over the world. The US Constitution which Washington helped set up was a truly revolutionary idea when it was adopted and had been a model for constitutional government since. The US which really began and took shape under Washington has become a world power and had world-wide influence since its existence.
All I know is that he was saved by Henry Miller.
yes I believe he did :-)
Type your answer here... hamilton
It was deemed that George Washington's wife, Martha Washington, was the person who saved most of the government papers and a portrait of George Washington.
No, He saved somthing from him. not him
Painting of George Washington.
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George Washington
dolly Madison
The portrait of George Washington.
She saved a famous painting of George Washington. And saved a whole bunch of important documents.