Today is President's Day. Let's recognize that George Washington was a Grand Master Mason and the unofficial head of all Free^{4 letters}masonry⁷ in North America. And as such, he had knowledge of sacred geometry/gematria₇₄ and the Masonicsup]7[/sup]₇₄ Code⁴ of GOD=7_4 (G being the 7th letter, a circle, D the 4th letter). Do we have any evidence of Washington and other Mason(47)s using this "as above, so below" code in the early history of the US?

In 1774, Continental Congress met for the first time as a union of the 13 colonies with Colonel Washington as a Virginia representitive.

In Dec. 1774, Benjamin Franklin appeared before British inquistors at the Cockfight and realized that he was no longer a British citizen, he was an American.  

On July 3, 1775, General George Washington took command of the Continental Army at Cambridge, Mass. This meant that 7/4 would be his first full-day as Commander.

Washington would eventually have 74 generals in the Continental Army with 33 being Freemasons.

Of course, 7/4/1776 was chosen by Grand Master Masons Benjamin Franklin and President of Congress John Hancock as both the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the creation of the Committee to design the Great Seal of the United States. John⁴₄₇ Hancock⁷₄₀ was the only representative of Congress to actually sign the Declaration on 7/4. Secretary of Congress Charles Thomsons₇₄ was the only other signature to attest it. The Liberty⁷ Bell⁴ became to symbolize 7/4.

There were 74 representatives from 12 States (Rhode Island didn't send anyone) to the Constitutional Convention. The original Constitution of the United States included 7 Articles written on 4 pages.

The Constitution quaranteed the legal practice of slavery in the South. 74 years after the Constitution was signed,  the Civil War began with 7 of the Original Colonies/States being Northern Free-States, 4 being Southern Slave-States, and two would be Border-States. (After Lincoln was elected on Nov. 6, 1860, 7 Southern states seceeded. After Lincoln was sworn-in in March 1861, 4 more Southern States seceeded for a total of 11 Rebel States.)

New York⁷ City⁴ 40.7˚N 74˚W was the first capitol of the US. (Today, it's the financial capitol of the US/world and home to the United Nations.)

Federal⁷ City⁴ was a product of the Constitution. It would be a hundred₇₄ sq. miles and its cornerstone was laid by Freemasons on the 74th day of 1791: March 15. Jenkins⁷ Hill⁴ became the stie of Capitol⁷ Hill⁴.