Alexandria, Virginia March 21, 1785 Two Virginians were no-shows. They were supposed to meet in Alexandria for an important meeting with...

George Mason and the Fairfax Resolves On a steep bluff below the fall line of the Potomac River, the town of Alexandria, Virginia was...

Braddock Road is a well-known road in Alexandria. At one of the road's intersections sits a cannon that is pointed west. The cannon...

Alexandria will have a lot of important events in July 2023. We will celebrate our nation and cities birthdays!

Get ready for your family and friends coming to town! Perhaps one of the following scenarios applies to you: Scenario 1: You are a...

This post explores some of the best methods of travel to and from Washington D.C. and Alexandria.

A walking tour in Alexandria, Virginia is a rewarding way to discover the rich and fascinating history of Old Town Alexandria. Here are...

How did Alexandria's First Brewery Develop Alexandria, Virginia is one of the oldest cities in the nation. As a port city, the town grew...

On May 9, 1798, George Washington attended a day of fasting and prayer at Alexandria's historic Old Presbyterian Meeting House.

At the beginning of the American Revolution, citizens mobilized for war across the colonies to include in Alexandria and at Mount Vernon.

After being elected President of the United States, George Washington was first publicly greeted by his friends and neighbors in Alexandria.

As a former military officer, I recognize the importance of leave and liberty for troop morale. In the Marine Corps, it was common for...

Urban living can be distracting. As soon as you want some peace and quiet, your neighbors dog starts barking. The trash truck rumbles...