Gather on Carlyle House’s Magnolia Terrace for a Chocolate and Wine Tasting. Enjoy locally made chocolates from Potomac Chocolate paired with delicious wines. In addition to the wine and chocolate there will also […]
This Week in Alexandria History On November 5, 1925, a local survey indicated that the City of Alexandria had 2,016 telephone and telegraph poles. The tall wooden poles were increasing becoming an […]
What’s New in Historic Alexandria The Office of Historic Alexandria is pleased to announce that after an extensive Request for Proposals (RFP) process, the consultant firm Design Minds of Fairfax, […]
What’s New in Historic Alexandria The City of Alexandria has acquired the historic Murray-Dick-Fawcett House in Old Town. The property, at 517 Prince St., is one of the earliest homes in the […]
Alexandria’s fundraising extravaganza Spring2ACTion is tomorrow, April 5th. In 2016, $1,337,493 was raised for 152 nonprofits. “Spring2ACTion is a 24-hour online event that provides a simple way to connect donors to the charitable causes […]
Join us for the Historic Alexandria Museums #Spring4ALXMuseums #Spring2ACTion Fundraising Happy Hour At Historic Lloyd House! WEDNESDAY, April 5th 6:00-8:00 PM Historic Lloyd House Garden – 220 N. Washington Street Food generously […]
What’s New in Historic Alexandria Spring is in the air and the Office of Historic Alexandria (OHA) is now seeking a new corps of volunteers to assist the operation of City museums […]
A Great War Veteran with a Love of History Former Carlyle House Curator Jim Bartlinski Speaks at The Lyceum, March 22 A native of Westminster, MD, Lloyd Diehl Schaeffer was a […]
What’s New in Historic Alexandria Spring is in the air and the Office of Historic Alexandria (OHA) is now seeking a new corps of volunteers to assist the operation of City museums […]
What’s New in Historic Alexandria As season two of PBS’ Mercy Street nears its finale on Sunday, March 5, 2017 at 8 p.m. ET, the Office of Historic Alexandria and Visit Alexandria […]
