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Located in the northeast corner of the plantation, running alongside Little Hunting Creek, Muddy Hole is said to have lived up to its name. George Washington inherited the main chunk of the farm in December 1754 as part of the original Mount Vernon Tract.

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Over the years, Washington enlarged the residence and built up the property from 2,000 to nearly 8,000 acres. He divided the acreage into five working farms: Dogue Run, Muddy Hole, River, Union and Mansion House Farm (where he lived with his family).

There were forty-two slaves living at Muddy Hole Farm in 1799, including thirty-six owned by George Washington, five who were Custis estate dower slaves owned by Martha Washington, and one man who was rented from Mrs. French, one of the Washington's neighbors.

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Muddy Hole Farm was located in the northeast corner of the plantation, running alongside Little Hunting Creek. George Washington inherited the main chunk of the farm in December 1754 as part of the original Mount Vernon Tract.

Mar 9, 2025 · Muddy Hole Farm Park’s new playground At the far northern end of Kidd Street in the Franconia District is a 13.6-acre park with ties to our nation’s first president. Muddy Hole Farm Park, a community park that opened in 1979, was once the original site of George Washington’s Muddy Hole Farm.