I ’awn Plantation will h 'Id sche I tuleri conceits featuring music of I felly Cu.tis Lewis during Historic Attractions Month, which ends on February 22. Built as a wedding •ift for Ins step-daughter by Washington. Woodlawn is attract li g thousands since its opening to '.hr public as a nati nal shrine 'nth Gunston Hall and Wo 'diawn ■Plantation are conveniently lo tted orf Shir 'ey Highway a short Instance from Washington. Mt. Vernon Open Vo George Washington Tour would be complete without seeing M:unt Vernon, for many years he cherished home of Washing ‘on and where he ended h‘s days. A program of special observances s planned on February 22 in o"-memoration of his birthday. The Virginia Travel Council ill conduct t urs to all three of *hese homes ;n February 21 of travel neonle from all section: o' .he state in an effort to hc*t«" ■""'■alnt Virginians with the at. ‘ractions existing in the Old Do "on'on Similar tours were run earlier in the montn tc places of historic interest, culminating on January 19th with a candlelight visitation to Stratford Hall, home of General Robert E. Lee.

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