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Brownstone (2 Pierre Pont Place, Brooklyn Heights) at site of George Washington's headquarters for Battle of Long Island in Aug. 1776.
| Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum (1765) (65 Jumel Terrace). Style: Palladian. On National Register.
| Palladian entrance of Morris-Jumel Mansion.
| Washington's Bed Chamber & Study ( Sept. 14-Oct. 21, 1776) during American Victory of Battle of Harlem Heights in Morris-Jumel Mansion.
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Drop leaf table & Chippendale-style chairs (c1760) from New York in Washington's Bed Chamber at Morris-Jumel Mansion.
| Kneehole desk (c1775) attrib. to Thomas Burling of New York in Washington's Bed Chamber at Morris-Jumel Mansion.
| Tester bed reproduced as to what George Washington might have used in his Bed Chamber at Morris-Jumel Mansion.
| Dining room (1790-1810) with painted floor cloth Morris-Jumel Mansion.
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Dining room table with Chinese Cantonware plates & wine rinsers to clean wine glasses between courses at Morris-Jumel Mansion.
| Federal Hall National Memorial (former U.S. Custom House & Treasury) (1833-42) (28 Wall St.). Style: Neoclassical. Architect: Town & Davis + Samuel Thompson + William Ross & John Frazee. On National Register.
| Federal Hall where George Washington took oath as first President of United States (April 30, 1879).
| Statue of George Washington (1883) by John Quincy Adams Ward at Federal Hall National Memorial.
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Relief of General George Washington praying for victory in snowy forest on wall of Federal Hall.
| Stone upon which George Washington stood to take oath as first American President (April 30, 1879) at Federal Hall.
| Bible (1767) used by Washington, then Harding, Eisenhower, Carter & Bush Sr. to take Presidential oath at Federal Hall.
| Silver shoe buckle worn by President George Washington at his inauguration at Federal Hall.
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Print of George Washington's inaugural ball at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace.
| Interior dome of Federal Hall where Congress met when New York City was American capital.
| Neoclassical columns around rotunda of Federal Hall.
| Two copper buttons from Washington's waistcoat during American Revolution at Federal Hall.
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Washington Inaugural Centenary medal (April 30, 1889) & pin at Federal Hall.
| St. Paul's Chapel (1766) (Broadway at Fulton St.). Style: Georgian. Architect: Thomas McBean (attrib.). On National Register.
| St. Paul's Chapel facade where George Washington worshipped.
| St. Paul's Chapel steeple (1794).
Architect: James Crommelin Lawrence.
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Fraunces Tavern (1719, rebuilt 1904) (54 Pearl St.).
Style: Colonial. Architect: Stephen DeLancey. On National Register.
| Fraunces Tavern where George Washington gave his farewell to army officers.
| Entrance to Fraunces Tavern now a restaurant & museum.
| Washington Memorial Arch (1892) (Washington Square). Architect: Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White.
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George Washington equestrian statue (1856) by Henry Kirke Brown & pedestal by Richard Upjohn in Union Square.
| George Washington equestrian statue in Union Square.
| Pitcher with image of George Washington, made in England (1824) to mark visit of General La Fayette to USA at Federal Hall.
| Porcelain plates with Washington's image & alphabet around rim at Federal Hall.
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Ribbon celebrating Washington's Inaugural Sesquicentennial from New York World's Fair (1939) at Federal Hall.
| Early painted shields of New York fire units including one with picture of George Washington at New York Fire Museum.
| Household fire bucket painted with picture of George Washington at New York Fire Museum.
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