Architecture
MVLA Early Refurnishing Efforts: The Yellow Room
Located on the southeast corner of the second floor, the Yellow Room overlooks the Potomac River. It connects the central portion of the mansion to the south wing through a door installed by John Augustine Washington III in the 1840s.
Learn more- 16-Sided Barn
- African American Burial Ground
- Blacksmith Shop
- Cupola Tower
- Downstairs Bedroom
- Dung Repository
- Early History of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
- Early Refurnishing Efforts: Lafayette Room
- Early Refurnishing Efforts: Old Chamber
- Exterior Architectural Details
- Front Parlor
- Garret Bedchamber
- George Washington and Architecture
- George Washington and Religion
- George Washington's Gristmill
- George Washington's Study
- George Washington's Tomb
- Greenhouse Quarters for Enslaved People
- House for Enslaved Families
- Interior Architectural Details
- Kitchen
- MVLA Early Refurnishing Efforts: The Yellow Room
- Mansion
- Mount Vernon and American Domestic Architecture
- Mount Vernon as Architectural Inspiration
- New Room
- Quarters for Enslaved People
- Rustication
- Stable
- The Little Parlor
- The Vaughan Plan of Mount Vernon
- The Washingtons' Bedchamber
- Venetian Window
- Washington Monument
