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July 4th: An American Celebration at George Washington’s Mount Vernon

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George Washington’s Mount Vernon

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Salute the first commander in chief during Mount Vernon’s annual Independence Day event. Meet George Washington. Watch made-for-daytime fireworks, observe a moving ceremony in which people from across the world become U.S. citizens, hear a musical performance by the National Concert Band, and see 18th-century magic in the upper garden with Mr. Peter Gardiner.

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In Person, Social Activity, Solo Activity

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beginner-friendly

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