GEORGE WASHINGTON'S MOUNT VERNON: Don't forget to vote for the 2020 Calendar Cover!

There’s still time to cast your vote to help us choose the photograph that will adorn the cover of our upcoming 2020 Mount Vernon calendar.

We’ve narrowed the calendar cover down to these five pictures. Now we need your help to select the final cover art.

Make sure to vote before midnight on May 30 by selecting the photograph that you feel best portrays the beauty of Mount Vernon.

This special Mount Vernon calendar, with its spectacular views of the iconic Mansion, gardens, and outbuildings, showcases our efforts to restore and preserve George Washington’s magnificent home.

VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE

P.S. We want your input. There’s still 8 days left to cast your vote for the 2020 Mount Vernon calendar. Please let us hear from you no later than May 30. Thank you for your vote!

George Washington's Mount Vernon

3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway

Mount Vernon, Virginia 22121

United States

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