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George was escorted by a military escort to the federal hall so he can continue his inauguration.
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On April 30th Washington had an artillery group shoot guns fired by a military salute close to Fort George.
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During the Inauguration, George wore a suit of brown broadcloth spun in Hartford with buttons displaying an eagle with wings spread.
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At around 9:00 AM Church bells rang throughout New York City for half an hour.
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Thirty minutes after George arrived the Procession arrived. Then they set the military units to provide avenue.
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Washington was escorted to the outer balcony where then he would take the oath.
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After Washington took the oath he proceeded to the senate chamber. Then he would deliver his first Inauguration address.
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Mid-afternoon the inaugural party proceeds to St. Paul's to have a celebration of Divine service.
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After all this celebration Washington goes into a carriage and has a dinner alone.
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During the night the skies were lit up with fireworks.
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At night at around 10:00 PM Washington goes home in his carriage because he is very tired after a long day.
