George Washington's Gristmill
George Washington's Gristmill, Historic gristmill in the United States
George Washington's Gristmill is a reconstructed working replica of the original mill.
The gristmill was founded by George Washington in the late 18th century.
This mill reflects the ingenuity and entrepreneurship of America's first president.
Visitors can tour the facility and learn about the milling process.
The gristmill features an automated grain elevator, one of the first of its kind.
Location: Fairfax County
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