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Annual Banquet Featuring Ed Bearss’ Civil War Presentation

by AHS on April 26, 2012 · No Comments

Ed Bearss, National Park Service Historian Emeritus and renowned expert on the Civil War, will be the keynote speaker for the AHS Annual Banquet scheduled for Monday, June 18, at 6 p.m. at the NRECA Conference Center in Ballston. Bearss’ presentation, “Arlington and Northern Virginia in the Civil War…Union or Confederate?” will cover Union forces [...]

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AHS May Membership Meeting & Public Program

by AHS on April 25, 2012 · No Comments

Join us Thursday, May, 10, 7:00 p.m. at the Arlington Central Library.  The meeting will open with the election of the AHS Board Officers & Directors.  It will be followed by our public program, “The Sleeping Sentinel of Chain Bridge” presented by George Dodge.  The program is free, but please RSVP here. The Sleeping Sentinel of [...]

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Boundary Stone Bike Tour

by AHS on April 21, 2012 · No Comments

Bike for 35 Miles Visiting Boundary Stones and Parks See 12 historic D.C. boundary stones in Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax County CYCLE ON Mount Vernon Bike Trail Four Mile Run Bike Trail Washington and Old Dominion Railroad Bike Trail Area Streets VISIT SITES Old Town Alexandria Luna Park Jones Point Bluemont Junction Brandymore Castle Falls [...]

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Spring Volunteer Day at Hume School/Arlington Historical Museum!

by AHS on April 18, 2012 · No Comments

The Spring Volunteer Day at Hume School/Arlington Historical Museum is scheduled for 9 am to noon on Saturday May 5. We hope you can all make it, and appreciate the now 8 years of growing support the community has given to this restoration and maintenance project for this neighborhood and Arlington icon. This past year [...]

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Program and Book Signing – Civil War Northern Virginia 1861

by AHS on April 1, 2012 · No Comments

A talk and book signing at The Alexandria Library will be on Saturday, April 7, 2012 William Connery will present a program on his book, Civil War Northern Virginia 1861 The event will begin promptly at 1:30 pm. 717 Queen Street Alexandria, VA 22314 www.alexandria.lib.va.us 703-746-1719 In the mid-nineteenth century, Alexandria was a busy port [...]

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  • The Arlington Historical Society (AHS)

    Founded in September 1956, is a non-profit organization incorporated under the laws of Virginia and operated for literary and educational purposes that support research, collection, preservation, discovery, restoration and dissemination of the local history of Arlington County, Virginia.
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    Arlington Historical Museum

    Phone: 703-942-9247

    Hours: Saturday and Sunday 1 - 4 p.m.

    The Arlington Historical Museum, owned and operated by the Historical Society, is located at 1805 South Arlington Ridge Road, close to the Pentagon City and Crystal City metrorail stations. The two-story brick structure was built in 1891 as the Hume School, named for Frank Hume who gave some of the property for the school. It is the oldest school building in Arlington County.

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    • An Adventuress in Arlington January 3, 2012
      Princess Agnes Salm-Salm. The story of Princess Agnes Salm-Salm mixes myth and fact. Agnes Elizabeth Winona Leclerc Joy was born in Franklin, Vermont, on December 25, 1844, the daughter of General William Leclerc Joy. Agnes is described as a beautiful red-haired Indian woman, who worked in a circus as an equestrienne and an actress in Cuba, rode with her hus […]

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