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  2. Travel back in time at these six historical Potomac …

    • About 40 miles south of Washington, D.C., is a fleet of nearly 200 ships—all underwater. They are the “Ghost Ships” of Mallows Bay and make up the largest collection of shipwrecks in the Western Hemisph… See more

    Fairfax Stone

    The Potomac River begins as two separate branches, to the north and south, before they flow together near Green Spring, West Virginia, to become the main stem. Those two branch… See more

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    C&O Canal National Historic Park

    Traveling northeast on the Potomac will take you to Cumberland, Maryland, where you’ll … See more

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    Woodlawn and Pope-Leighey House

    Mount Vernon is George Washington’s famous home along the Potomac River, but did you know that there are two other significant homes, just a few miles away? The first is … See more

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    Caledon State Park

    One of 10 National Natural Landmarks in Virginia, Caledon State Park is known its old-growth forest, including some oak-tulip poplar trees that are 200 years old. This spot, on th… See more

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  2. WEBBased on Maryland Land Records, Thomas Cresap picked up where he left off, selling and trading tracts of land along the upper Potomac River. By 1765, his son, Michael, had joined his father as a land speculator …

  3. WEB1700s: Some of the Potomac’s first shad and striped bass fisheries are established by George Washington. Active fisheries also include …

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    • WEBApr 10, 2013 · Prehistoric people arrived along the shores of the Potomac River some 13,000 years ago. Slowly they transformed from semi-nomadic hunters into farmers and fishermen. (A historical marker …

    • WEBThe John Washington site (44WM204) is located on the south shore of the Potomac River near Mattox Creek at the George Washington Birthplace National Monument in Westmoreland County, Virginia. The …

    • WEBApr 27, 2015 · Yet this peaceful setting hides the history of a hectic port and booming factory town on the Potomac River. From Alexandria's beginnings in the 1700s until its transformation into a residential …

    • WEBA multi-year and multi-institution collaboration standardizing and synthesizing archaeological data for important sites in the Potomac River Valley during the period 1500-1720. Welcome History of the Project

    • White's Ferry on the Potomac River - Virginia Places

      WEBApr 16, 2024 · White's Ferry allowed cars and light trucks to cross the Potomac River between Poolesville, Maryland and US 15 in Loudoun County.

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