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George Washington Kids Costume

Chopping Down Cherry Trees & Crossing Frozen Rivers Since 1732

In stock: Large (10-12) / Medium (8-10) / X-Large (12-14)

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Chopping Down Cherry Trees & Crossing Frozen Rivers Since 1732

George Washington is known first and foremost as the first president of the United States. Though this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this powerful Founding Father’s legacy. He was an instrumental General in the Revolutionary War, a hero of many campaigns, a statesman, a politician, an inventor, founding father, and even told the truth about cutting down a cherry tree when he was only 6-years old. So, it’s no wonder why you see George Washington showing up in school plays and costume parties every year.

A George Washington Costume That Will Cross The Rivers Of Time

One of the most iconic scenes depicting George Washington is of him and his troupes courageously crossing the frozen Delaware River. It is a scene that everyone sees and remembers, just like how everyone will remember the performance of child actors wearing this George Washington costume. It is made from professional-grade polyester-based fabrics that are easy to clean and maintain. A sure staple in any school theater department’s arsenal. It is sold in youth sizes large, medium and extra-large.

Brand
California Costumes
Type
Child Costume
Price
$52.95 was $64.95
Sizes in stock
Large (10-12), Medium (8-10), X-Large (12-14)
Sections
Boys costumes
Sold by
Abracadabra NYC, the Manhattan costume shop, shipped nationwide.

Affiliate disclosure: links may earn us a commission. Product details and photos come from the Abracadabra NYC catalog.

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