George Washington’s fondness for cherries is often woven into the fabric of American folklore, epitomized by the apocryphal tale of him chopping down a cherry tree and confessing to his father ...

The bakery, known for its Cherry Thing-a-Lings, crafted 249,696 of the cherry treats this year. The Cherry Thing-a-Lings are ...

When George Washington was a boy, the story goes that he chopped down a family cherry tree and then confessed with the immortal words: ‘Father, I cannot tell a lie...’ If only all politicians ...

Everyone has heard the story about how George Washington once received an ax as a gift, then proceeded to use it to chop down his father’s cherry tree. When his father came across the damaged ...

Scidmore was next off to Japan, traveling with her mother to see her diplomat brother George, who was stationed ... 1912) Washington's cherry trees are now a famous symbol of the friendship ...