Artifact discoveries linked to President George Washington have stirred excitement, with a collection of 18th-century glass bottles found during a restoration project at his Virginia mansion, containing preserved fruits. Separately, a historic collector obtained a piece of fabric from Washington's tent through a Goodwill auction, now displayed at the Museum of the American Revolution. The unique fabric artifact, dating back to the Jamestown Exposition of 1907, adds to the understanding of Washington's legacy. Richard Moore, the collector, initially doubted the authenticity of the fabric but later confirmed its historical significance, highlighting the importance of such discoveries in preserving national heritage.