Is President Washington buried or cremated? If buried, where is the body now?

Bury. The cemetery is on Mount Vernon in Philadelphia.

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Translate "Mount Vernon" again. The former residence and cemetery of George Washington, the first president of the United States. Located in Fairfax County, Virginia, several kilometers from Washington, D.C.. It was originally a manor of the Washington family-"Hunting Creek Villa", which was later renamed.

1775 at the beginning of the war of independence, Washington lived here before being called to command the mainland army. He lived in seclusion here after the war. After being re-elected for two terms, he retired and returned to live here. 1799 65438+February 14, Washington died here. Now it has been renovated into the former residence museum of Washington, recreating the scene of Washington's work and life in that year. His bedroom and bed at the time of his death, as well as the clock pointing to the time of his death, are still intact. The museum here also collects various precious cultural relics and Washington's clothing, military uniforms, sabers, medals, signed government decrees and military orders. Washington and his wife Martha Washington were buried in a brick grave in the southwest of their former residence. A large number of domestic and foreign tourists come to pay their respects every year. Birthdays (national holidays) in Washington are free, and there are many commemorative activities such as ancient military performances.