History of city Alexandria, Virginia in photos

A small historical reference Geography: Date of foundation: 1749 History: Population: 159 467 Sights:
Battery Rodgers, Potomac River, near Alexandria, circa 1865	Braddock House, between 1910 and 1920	Camp of the 44th New York Infantry near Alexandria, circa 1865	Christ Church, circa 1865
Christ Church, between 1861 and 1869	Citizens National Bank, circa 1920	City Post Office and Custom House, circa 1920	Confederate Monument on Washington Street, circa 1905
Confederate Monument on Washington Street, circa 1920	Engine, J.H. Devereux, between 1850 and 1870	Engine 'E.M. Stanton', July 1864	Engine W. H. Whiton, and President's car, January, 1865
Exterior of Gadsby's Tavern, 1938	Fairfax Seminary, near Alexandria, circa 1865	Fire Department, with steam fire engines, July, 1863	Fire engine purchased by George Washington in 1775 at Philadelphia, 1931

First Presbyterian Church, between 1910 and 1925	Ford Coupe at little house, between 1910 and 1925	Fort Ellsworth, circa 1865	Freedman's Barracks, circa 1865
Friendship Fire Department, between 1910 and 1920	Friendship fire engine, between 1910 and 1920	George Washington Masonic National Memorial, 1920	Government Bakery, 1861
Grace Church General Hospital, South Patrick Street, 1863	Headquarters of convalescent camp, near Alexandria, circa 1865	Hospital, 1909	Keefer, High School, 1917
Keefer, Hospital, 1918	Keefer, King Street, 1917	Keefer, Market House, circa 1920	King Street, circa 1920

Lee School, King Alfred, circa 1920	Mansion House Hospital, Mansion House Hotel, circa 1865	Marshall House, 1862	Marshall House, circa 1865
Marshall House, King and Pitt Streets, circa 1865	Panorama of city, circa 1865	President's car, circa 1865	Quartermaster's Wharf, circa 1865
Sickel Hospital, looking toward Fairfax Seminary, January 5, 1865	Slave pen, circa 1965	Slough Hospital, circa 1865	Torpedo station, circa 1920
Union Station, circa 1920	Washington School, between 1910 and 1920	Washington School, between 1910 and 1920	Wolfe Street Hospital, with Tuscan Villa Hospital in the distance, circa 1865