Alexandria History
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ALexandrians Then and Now
Alexandrians Then & Now: The Tracks Beneath King Street
ALEXANDRIA, VA — A century apart, two photographs of King Street tell a remarkable story of change—and of the memories…
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Alexandria News
Frederick Douglass and the Alexandria Juneteenth Connection Few People Know About
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Every Juneteenth, Americans commemorate June 19, 1865, the day Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and informed…
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Alexandria News
Alexandria Seeks Nominations for Brenman Archaeology Award
ALEXANDRIA, VA – The Alexandria Archaeological Commission (AAC) is now accepting nominations for the Bernard “Ben” Brenman Archaeology in Alexandria Award,…
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Memories and Musings
On Role Models: Nina Tisara Reflects on Inspiring Alexandria Women
Alexandria, VA – I was reminded of the importance of role models when I read an article highlighting the achievements…
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Backyard History
Historic Preservation in Alexandria: Protecting Douglass Cemetery and City Landmarks
By Daniel Lee Alexandria, VA – National Preservation Month started as National Preservation Week in 1973. In 2005, the National…
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Alexandria News
Register Now: UVA Professor to Discuss the Rise and Betrayal of the Freedman’s Bank
ALEXANDRIA, VA — A powerful and often overlooked chapter of American history — one with direct ties to Alexandria —…
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Community News Alexandria Virginia
Win $500: George Washington Essay Contest Open to Alexandria Students
ALEXANDRIA, VA – George Washington didn’t just lead a nation — he helped unite one. And now, Alexandria students have a…
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