BGuthrie Photos: VA -- Alexandria -- Woodlawn mansion

VA -- Alexandria -- Woodlawn mansion:

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. WOODLW_061029_035.JPG: Off in the distance in the middle of the horizon, you can see a growth of trees that goes up taller than the rest. That's where Mt. Vernon is located.
2. WOODLW_061029_039.JPG: The Mt. Vernon trees.
3. WOODLW_061029_109.JPG: The Potomac River bends sharply below Mt. Vernon and can be seen from Woodlawn.
4. WOODLW_061029_182.JPG: A neighboring development went in last year. After careful negotiations, they were supposed to leave a buffer of trees between the development and Woodlawn but they decided to yank all of the trees to the boundary anyway. They replanted trees but didn't adequately water them so they all died.
Wikipedia Description: Woodlawn Plantation
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Woodlawn Plantation is located in historic Fairfax County, Virginia, near Mount Vernon, George Washington's historic home. In 1799, George Washington gave Eleanor Parke Custis Lewis and Lawrence Lewis 2,000 acres (8 km²) of land as a wedding present. The Woodlawn house was constructed and finished on the plantation in 1805. Today, the house and surrounding gardens are all that remain of the plantation with the rest of the property long since sold to developers.

Woodlawn is located on a hill that overlooks land which had been owned by Washington, and the Mount Vernon property can be seen from the Woodlawn house. The house is now a museum and is open to the public and is part of the National Trust for Historic Preservation organization. On site is also the Loren Pope Residence, a Frank Lloyd Wright designed house.
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