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Not sure who they’re keeping in this dungeon, but it looks like they get cable.
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The plaque on this house on South Pitt St reads “Washington’s Tenement House. Built for investment in 1797 by George Washington. Lot purchased by Washington...
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The Majestic has been opened since 1932 and moved to this location on King Street in 1949. Art Deco design and “gourmet American comfort food”...
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This house/business on the corner of Commerce and South Payne looks like an optical illusion. But it’s built to the very edges of the property...
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The Dee Campbell Rowing Center as seen from Oronoco Bay Park. Home to Alexandria City High School Titans crew.
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The Alexandria Bier Garden, formerly called Hofbrau Haus, is right on King Street. They serve German and Austrian food and have a good selection of...
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Our neighborhood bakery, Firehook Bakery, is amazing. In addition to this great selection of baked goods, they have a full coffee bar. And it’s walking...
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This house on S Fairfax is called Foxhall House. The owners have an Instagram account tracking their renovations and history of this 1846 Quaker-built Freedmen...
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And suddenly it’s almost 90 degrees. The wisteria’s days are numbered. This garage on Wilkes St. has an impressive display.
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The Parkway Classic is a 10 mile race that starts at Mt. Vernon, continues along the George Washington Parkway, and ends at Founders Park in...
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It seemed appropriate to post a photo of Old Town Bookstore on Prince and Royal Streets, seeing that it’s Independent Bookstore Day. This is our...
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This stately house sits on almost half an acre at the corner of S Saint Asaph St and Wolfe St.
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The Linder Academy on S Washington St is a private school that states they use an “evidence based curriculum”. This elementary school opened in 2021...
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There are several bright pink houses in the historic district. This one is on N Saint Asaph St.
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Standing at Windmill Hill Park looking across to Fords Point townhomes and the Woodrow Wilson Bridge on the left.
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It looks like they split one home right down the middle.
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This dogwood tree on Wilkes has some pink blossoms and some white. The white house on the right has a plaque that reads “The Club...
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Difficult to see through the trees, but this house on the corner of Princess and N St. Asaph was once the Alexandria City Jail. Built...
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Wisteria is blooming all over the city. But the one growing here on South Royal St is pretty impressive.
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Didn’t go on any long walks today. So I’ll share our back fence. We had dinner on the patio and recently put up the lights...
