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I couldn’t find much information about this house on Duke Street other than it was built in 1822. Sure is a pretty one though.
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This home on South Royal was built in 1800 and was one of the first in Alexandria with running water. Shown here is the alley...
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Taken from the top of Wilkes Street Tunnel. This used to be a railroad tunnel from 1856-1975. It’s now a pedestrian tunnel connecting Wilkes street...
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This home on N Payne was originally a cigar shop. It was a studio-style home with no bedrooms and one bathroom. In 2018, the new...
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The nearby neighborhood of Del Ray is filled with adorable homes with wraparound porches and tree-lined streets. Several of the homes go all out on...
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These are the four “painted ladies” on N Saint Asaph. Victorian style townhomes built in 1880 and just two blocks from King Street. Pink, white,...
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The Morrison House is an Autograph Collection hotel tucked away on South Alfred. This boutique hotel is built in the Federal style and has a...
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It’s difficult to tell from this photo, but this home on South Royal looks like something out of a little English village.
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There aren’t a lot of covered front porches in Old Town. But when there is one, it’s adorable!
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Even the alleys get decorated for Halloween in Old Town. At least, I hope that’s a decoration…
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I posted the Patton-Fowle house back on day 131. But their Halloween display warranted another post. I particularly love the Wutang is Forever sign too.
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The Internet says this house on the corner of S Royal and Duke is over 7600 sq ft, has five bedrooms, six chimneys, a wood...
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Just an adorable row of townhomes on S Royal St, that’s all.
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Alexandria’s shoreline along the Potomac has changed since its founding. The original bank was very shallow and filled in to provide wharves and warehouses for...
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Zion Baptist Church was founded in 1864. One of five African-American churches in Alexandria after the civil war, the congregation purchased this property on South...
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This office building at the corner of King and Henry Streets is being converted to about 200 “luxury” apartments. They’ll be super convenient, but probably...
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This single family home sits just two blocks from King St and the river; prime real estate. It was built in 1820.
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Fall wine festival at Mount Vernon. Unlimited wine samples in the wine tent, live jazz band, sitting on the east lawn with sweeping views of...
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This now defunct clock sits in front of what used to be a United Bank branch; at the corner of Duke and S Washington. The...
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Strand Street is just one block long and sits between the river and S Union St. Hotel Indigo, Lady Camellia tea house, Chadwick’s restaurant, and...
