Touring Washington's Headquarters

[@marcybrooks3425]

Thank you! We are so spoiled now. And yet, we must remember that our armed services frequently have it rough compared to our personal standards and live in such a way to honor those past and present who risk everything for our freedom.

[@suehahn7705]

Thank you so much for this tour. I had a friend from New York City visiting, and wanted him to see the inside. I found this online and sent it to him. Thank you.

[@maorangina]

Great! Love these filmed tours, when I can't make it to the tour.

[@colinmontgomery1956]

Absolutely incredible. Absolutely extraordinary.

[@tomtunes5961]

You missed the 3rd floor. What was that used for, servants?

[@woofielove1970]

1:35 Washington actually used that very handrail. Super cool!

[@williamkurzenberger4607]

These videos can be very useful. One comment that should be made is that bake ovens were not called "beehive" ovens in the eighteenth-century, and the term should be avoided.

[@ker3917]

Love this.

[@irish89055]

Where did the family stay that owned the house I wonder..

[@Cathleen7259]

SHERRY REMEMBER WHEN I TOOK YOU HERE WITH THE BOYS AND POOR RYAN AND HIS BUBBLE GUM AND I WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU ONCE I MOVE IT IS HAPPENING SO HANG IN THERE AND BUCKLE UP BUTTER CUP WE WILL BE BACK AND I LOVE YOU.

[@BarbaraPopek]

#TheRoomWhereItHappened #Hamiltunes