kate michael. you got to see the renovation. we got to see the renovations literally from below ground up. this project started because we had heard that they had found a historic discovery dealing the saying of these cherry bottles of cherries in the cellar. and we wanted to find out more about that. and then whenever we got to go inside and see the rooms that you normally don't get to go into and see it from an architectural perspective, not just this home, but the architecture behind the house. it was it was really incredible to be in there. delia, what was the most amazing thing that you saw inside the house? well, i would have to say the private spaces. so we were able to go to george washington standard closet and kate, using a very small camera, was able to squeeze in. so that the director of preservation, thomas reinhart, could show us a space that visitors don't see. you know, usually when you come to mount vernon, you're behind a rope line. and in this case, the rope lines are down. we're able to walk into the rooms, i

how the house was built, >> kate michael, you got this evening's renovations. >> we got to see renovations below haground. the project started because we heard the historic discovery the bottles of cherries in the cellar we wanted to find out more about that than we got to go inside and see the rooms that you normally don't get to go into nca from , an architectural perspective. and the architecture behind the house it was really incredible. >>. >> what was the aymost amazing thing you saw. >> the private spaces we were able to go to his private office and kate using a very small camera was able to see so that the director of preservation could show us a space that visitors don't see. usually when you come to mount vernon you peare behind a Ãin this case the rope line was down we were able to walk into the room into the closet as george washington would have he went down every morning early and i think usually before the sun was up to shave and dress for the day. and there we were in the room he had his clothes laid out, where he made decisions every day. it's not been touched. much of mou

kate michael. you got to see the renovation. we got to see the renovations literally from below ground up. this project started because we had heard that they had found a historic discovery dealing the saying of these cherry bottles of cherries in the cellar. and we wanted to find out more about that. and then whenever we got to go inside and see the rooms that you normally don't get to go into and see it from an architectural perspective, not just this home, but the architecture behind the house. it was it was really incredible to be in there. delia, what was the most amazing thing that you saw inside the house? well, i would have to say the private spaces. so we were able to go to george washington standard closet and kate, using a very small camera, was able to squeeze in. so that the director of preservation, thomas reinhart, could show us a space that visitors don't see. you know, usually when you come to mount vernon, you're behind a rope line. and in this case, the rope lines are down. we're able to walk into the rooms, i

thank you so much, michael kate masur and ted widmer, a wonderful of inaugural addresses throughout history. and dear ncc friends, thank you for taking an hour out of your day to engage with the primary texts of american history and it is urgently important in these challenging times that we go back to the primary texts and you read them yourself and make up your own mind and, your homework, which is a gift, is to read the inaugural. it's so interesting. it's so illuminating all learn so much together just by reading the words, discussing them so you can them in this great new book on presidential inaugural addresses throughout, you can find them online. we live in the most marvelous age when of these documents are often free and online. all we need is the focus and commitment to read them and i know that's exactly what you're going to do. katefrom the nation's capital cs a report of special interest to the people of new york. hearing washington at senator keating's office, welcome sign is always out. constituents problems, important legislation and special concern for the people of a great

well, this is the tour that delia rios and kate michael shot. it's on next on american history hello. i'm thomas reinhart. i mount vernon, director of preservation and we are standing here in front of george washington's home. and you're probably seeing it in a way that you've never seen it before, because mount vernon is in the midst of the largest historic preservation project it has undertaken in its 170 plus year existence. we are stabilizing the mount mansion's foundation and frame, and we are upgrading all of its modern systems to make to ensure that the mansion, which will be 300 years old in 2034, that it will be able to withstand the elements of nature and that it will be welcoming to all of our guests for we hope, for the next 250 years. and i say that as we close in on are the 250th birthday of america in 2026. so despite the fact that we are undertaking this massive project, the good news for all of you watching this is that mount vernon is open. we have you can visit the mansion while this work is going on and you'll get to see some

but then kate, you say each president conveys a persona by making them format his own michael gerhardt you wrote a wonderful and really invaluable book on forgotten presidents in their constitute a legacy. and i was struck in reading your introduction to van buren's inaugural address, how constitutionally substantive it was. he was, as you say, you know, not a good writer and kind of evasive about slavery, but clearly stated his position and then defends the success of new republic and the new party system and pledges his allegiance, the constitution and what can we learn about the president's attitudes? the constitution throughout history? well, i also want to just express my thanks for being part of this great group to join kate and ted, whose comments i sort of agree with a lot. and and i think the book is terrific in spite of that chapter on martin van buren. but but i'll pick it up there. i think that one of the things about presidential inaugural addresses is that, as has been pointed out, is that they do operate according to a template or, are formulaic. and that is true for a n

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behind us hesitancy is being renovated to introduce you to two producers history tv, rios and kate michaelnd why are we here. >> we are here because mount vernon to the nations with 250th anniversary of the declaration ofe independence serving mount vernon down to the mountains preserving it mystery putting back to the american public get ready for the celebrationan process, making al kinds of archaeological discoveries has a house washington's and enslaved people harassment case michael coming to see these relations didn't you. >> we get to see them literally on the ground this project started because we had heard historic discoveries of these bottles of cherry so wanted to find out more about that in the event go inside and see the rooms that you normally do not get to go into an see it from the architectural perspective in the hermitage of you know it's really incredible to see. >> but what was the most amazing things she saw how. >> will i would have to say the private spaces so we were able to go to george washington study closet. very small camera was able to squeeze in so that the p