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“It is Indeed Bad to Eat Apples.  It is Better to Make Them All Cider”: When Cider Reigned Supreme in America

“It is Indeed Bad to Eat Apples. It is Better to Make Them All Cider”: When Cider Reigned Supreme in America

by gwffoundation | Nov 22, 2017 | Lives & Legacies

“It is indeed bad to eat apples. It is better to make them all cider” — Benjamin Franklin Name a beverage consumed by all age groups, men and women alike, the poor and the very rich, from sun up to sun down, that is touted as healthy and refreshing yet also...

Video – Historic Kenmore: An Aerial View

by gwffoundation | Nov 21, 2017 | Historic Kenmore, Lives & Legacies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03sk-i_nt3o?ecver=1 Aerial footage shot and edited by Joe Brooks of EagleOne Aerial Photography. To learn more about Historic Kenmore and plan a visit, click here.
“It is Indeed Bad to Eat Apples.  It is Better to Make Them All Cider”: When Cider Reigned Supreme in America

At the Kids’ Table …with George Washington?

by gwffoundation | Nov 16, 2017 | Furniture, George Washington's Ferry Farm, Lives & Legacies

One of the first pieces of furniture that will arrive at the recreated Washington house at George Washington’s Ferry Farm will be the large, round dining table for the Hall.  It’s being made at a shop in Pennsylvania and we hope to have it before the end of the year. ...
When George Washington Almost Joined the British Royal Navy

When George Washington Almost Joined the British Royal Navy

by gwffoundation | Nov 8, 2017 | Lives & Legacies, Washington family

Not long ago, we explored Three Military Adventures that Inspired George Washington and the influence that Lawrence Washington and his wartime service played in stoking George’s interest in military matters. Lawrence fought with the British in the War of Jenkins’ Ear...
The Colorful Glass Tablewares of the Washington Household

The Colorful Glass Tablewares of the Washington Household

by gwffoundation | Oct 18, 2017 | Archaeology, George Washington's Ferry Farm, Lives & Legacies

As work continues on the reconstructed Washington family home at Ferry Farm, we archaeologists are identifying items that were owned by the Washingtons so we can eventually fill the reconstructed house with plates, bowls, glasses, and many other objects based on...
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