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The Scottish flags are coming out! Named after the Alexander family that owned the land, the Scottish heritage is strong here in Alexandria. This coming...
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This single family home on S Pitt was built in 1939. It looks as though they’ve added on over the years.
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Quick trip to Philadelphia for the Christmas Village.
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Happy Thanksgiving. The streets of Alexandria are quiet today; like this row of homes on Wolfe.
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Our 28th anniversary dinner and dessert at Bastille Brasserie. Also watched Wicked and it was amazing.
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The Community Presbyterian Church on Oronoco isn’t currently in use. The church disassociated with the National Capital Presbytery in 2022. It looks like it’s been...
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The City of Alexandria’s Christmas tree at the market square in front of City Hall. It’s an artificial tree standing 40 feet tall and adorned...
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These are the doors to a (now defunct) coal chute to the basement. Even though coal stopped being used to heat homes sometime in the...
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Santa arrived on the trolley for the tree lighting at city hall!
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Wilkes Street on a rainy Friday.
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The Christmas decorations and lights are starting to show up around town.
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Sure is getting dark early. These homes are on S Fairfax.
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The wife shared this pic of our dogs walking that felt appropriate for this Fall day.
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Pickett’s Charge by Mark Bradford is one of the exhibits currently at the Hirschhorn Smithsonian National Gallery of Modern Art. There is also a Basquiat...
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Pops Ice Cream has been in business since the 1940s. The owner catered events at the White House, serving First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
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The Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum. This apothecary was owned and operated by the same family from 1792 to 1933. The contents of the museum are almost...
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King Street at night.
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This home sits on a very busy intersection, but is convenient to just about everything. The federal style townhome was built in 1803 and includes...
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This home on Duke sits on a double lot and has a two car garage; very rare in Old Town. It was built in 1815...
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St. Paul’s Episcopal church was designed by one of the architects of the US Capitol. It’s designed in a gothic revival style and was consecrated...
