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Alexandria to Honor Lynching Victims by Claiming National Memorial for Peace and Justice
Steel pillar monument honors Alexandria victims Joseph McCoy and Benjamin Thompson. By James Cullum Alexandria’s past is imperfect, but…
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Alexandria to Honor Lynching Victims by Claiming National Memorial for Peace and Justice Monument
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Alexandria’s past is imperfect, but embracing that fact gives the city its strength. On Tuesday, the Alexandria…
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THIS WEEK IN ALEXANDRIA HISTORY: CITY COUNCIL REGULATES SIGNAGE, Jan. 29, 1947
ALEXANDRIA, VA – On January 29, 1947, just a year after establishing America’s third regulated historic district in what would…
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Gretchen M. Bulova Appointed Director of the Office of Historic Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA, VA – City Manager Mark B. Jinks has appointed Gretchen M. Bulova as Director of the Office of Historic…
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King Street Corridor Gains Momentum Picking Up More Private Sponsors
King Street Corridor Initiative Announces New Funders and Progress in Beautification, Programming and Marketing Alexandria, VA—The King Street Corridor Initiative,…
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Do You Know Someone You Think Should be an Alexandria Living Legend?
2019 Living Legends Nominations Now Open Living Legends of Alexandria is now accepting nominations through September 30. Maybe you know…
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Overflowing Popularity Leads to Extended Tours of the Freedom House Museum
ALEXANDRIA, VA–Due to the popularity of the Saturday tours in February, the Office of Historic Alexandria and the Northern Virginia…
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Fish: an Alexandria Story
Office of Historic Alexandria City Historian Dan Lee Speaks at the Lyceum, September 27 Well before the first European settlers…
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