The Gilbert Stuart Birthplace and Museum by Walt Barrett ©2010
Gilbert Stuart was a famous colonial American painter best known for his portrait of George Washington that is on the one dollar bill. His home in Saunderstown Rhode Island, 02874, on Gilbert Stuart road is set on 23 beautiful acres with walking trails. a picnic area, and two museums. There are the homestead/Snuff Mill and the Grist Mill. Two water wheels, one for grinding corn and one for grinding snuff. Nancy and I spent one of the most enjoyable days in recent years exploring and filming this beautiful homestead. Do yourself a favor and take you children, or grandchildren to visit. Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day. You'll be glad you did! It's a lesson in sustainable living. Do it for the kids. Walt Barrett - Filmmaker
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Rhode Island’s Great Portraitist: Gilbert Stuart House & Museum - History Bites: New England
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Familiar Faces: Gilbert Stuart's George and Martha Washington
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Rare 1910s Footage: How Everyday Americans Lived and Worked | Restored Archival Film
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1986: How to Spot the Upper Class | That's Life! | BBC Archive
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First Face | Who is Gilbert Stuart? | ITVS
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The Complete Works of Gilbert Stuart
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Berlin 1940/41 in Color (HD) – Rare Footage of the Reich Capital Newly Restored
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New England Village Churches - (2008}
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In 1913 the Carnegies Bought Every Library in America — Then Replaced the Old Books
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The Brutal EXECUTION of Benito Mussolini Is HARD to Stomach!
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George Washington Lansdowne Portrait by Gilbert Stuart | BRIdge From The Past
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The Dark Story of the Richest Girl in the World’s Mansion: Rough Point Documentary
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China’s Secret | The Most Unbelievable Megaprojects in China | 4K Travel Documentary
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A "Not-So-Hidden" Gem of Paris: The Air & Space Museum
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The Fate of Hermann Göring’s Family After the Fall of Nazi Germany
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Das Weserbergland!
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Photographer Born In 1843 Talks About the Wild West - American Homesteaders - Enhanced Audio
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DNA Reveals the BASQUES Weren’t Who We Thought
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What Canadian Soldiers Did When a German Major Refused to Surrender
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