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Fishing at George Washington's Farm
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Did you know one of George Washington's main sources of income at Mount Vernon was fishing? The Potomac River was filled with a fish called Shad, which Washington would catch and sell.
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What Were the Living Conditions of the Enslaved People at Mount Vernon?
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Why Did George Washington Have Slaves?
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Lives Bound Together Opening & Annual Slave Memorial Commemoration Ceremony
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