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The Jones Point Lighthouse is a National Park. It’s one of the last riverine lighthouses in the US and the last still standing in the...
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Princess St between Saint Asaph and Washington is still cobblestone. The only other cobblestone street in old town is Prince St closer to the water.
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This is a horse block. Used in days past to easily mount a horse or carriage. There are many different shapes and sizes of them...
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Which way to the waterfront? The McIlhenny Sport Center in the back, home of the Alexandria Seaport Foundation where young people can learn woodworking, boat...
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South Lee St. overlooking Windmill Hill Park. These homes have a great view of the Potomac.
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Looking across the Wilkes Tunnel at a row of townhomes.
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I wonder who was kept in this dungeon…
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Looking down Cameron St. to Christ Church; an episcopal church that was built in 1773 and designed by Col. James Wren, son of Sir Christopher...
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Spotted between neighboring townhomes on Wilkes.
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You never know what little embellishments you might find around town. Keep your eyes peeled!
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Sunset over townhomes on Quay St. from Founders Park.
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Not everything in Old Town is old. Robinson Landing condominiums have an amazing waterfront view/location.
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Millstone used as part of the sidewalk at Wilkes and S Washington.
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Sunset over Old Town.
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Spring is giving it a go. Photo courtesy of the wife.
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Corner of South Lee St and Duke St.
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Sunrise over the Potomac
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The Presbyterian Meeting House. The original was built in 1775. Lightning struck the tower in 1835 and nearly burned the entire structure. This is the...
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I don’t know the story behind these two townhomes on South Lee St. But I like them.
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According to the sign above the door, this is the Honeycomb House on Wolfe St.
