In Washington’s time, the toughest soldiers in Europe, officers in the Prussian Army, fixed their hair this way. It was called a queue. British officers did it too.

How George Washington Did His Hair Despite the powder and curls it wasn’t a wig at all. Maris Fessenden - Former correspondent. June 9, 2015. Get our newsletter! Get our newsletter!

Over 100 institutions in the U.S. claim samples of George Washington's hair. One is the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. Hair keepsakes and jewelry once were common mementos and ...

A lock of George Washington's hair discovered in an old book at Union College's archives lays on a folded piece of paper at the college's Schenectady, N.Y. campus, Feb. 14, 2018.

A lock of George Washington's hair will be sold in the next week, with bids of nearly $2,000 for this unique historic relic. Leland's Auctions put the lock of hair from America's first president ...

These multiple strands of George Washington’s hair have been thoughtfully stored in this hand made brass and glass locket measuring roughly 1.75×2.5″ for many years. Lelands.

A lock of George Washington’s hair sold at auction Friday for $35,763.60, according to Leland’s, the auction house that sold America’s first president’s luscious hair.

A lock of hair from founding father George Washington is set to go up for auction next month and experts believe it could fetch a pretty penny. The strands of hair from America's first president ...

A lock of President George Washington’s hair and a whole slew of other rare presidential memorabilia will be put up for auction later this month as the country learns who the next president will be.

The graying hair has been preserved in a locket that was given to a family friend and passed down the generations. A lock of hair belonging to George Washington carries an auction house estimate ...