major distillery here, and it was a very important part of the plantation economy. historians have known this for a long time, but about 10 years ago, we decided that we wanted to explore that. we came out here with archaeologists, excavated the site, found were the distillery where the distillery had been located, did about five years of excavation and research, and decided that we had a wonderful opportunity to bring this back and to show what an 18th-century distillery was like. you can t see this anywhere else in the country. there is a gristmill here as well? how do these two relate to each other? dennis pogue: the reason the gristmill is here is because washington already had a gristmill that was a major part of the plantation. he made lots of money off of it over the years. in 1797, at the end of his second term as president, he was getting ready to come back to mount vernon, and he hired a scotsman by the name of james anderson to be his plantation manager. and ap
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