Washington's Birthday

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Washington's Birthday, also known as Presidents' Day, is a United States Federal holiday to celebrate the birth of George Washington. The holiday is held on the third Monday in February. This also celebrates Abraham Lincoln's birthday, which is February 12.

U.S. Federal Holidays
New Year's Day | Martin Luther King, Jr. Day | Presidents' Day | Memorial Day | Independence Day
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Weeks
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Chinese New Year • Constitution Week • Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust • Hanukkah • Honor America Days • Kwanzaa • National Flag Week  • National Forest Products Week  • National Friendship Week  • National Poison Prevention Week • National Safe Boating Week  • National School Lunch Week  • National Transportation Week  • Passover • Police Week  • Save Your Vision Week
Months


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