Tag: out of the attic
Out of the Attic: Before CVS and Diversions – Fairlington Centre...
Between 1942 and 1944, the Defense Homes Corporation financed construction of more than 3,400 housing units to comprise the new Fairlington community, located in...
Out of the attic | Little Country Church
Built in less than 12 weeks for an estimated $75,000, the Little Country Church was a nondenominational house of worship located on North Quaker Lane.
Out of the attic | 711 Prince Street
Known as both the Patton-Fowle House and the Fowle-Pickens House, the large home at 711 Prince St., seen in this mid-20thcentury photo, dates back to the early 1800s.
Out of the Attic | Old Lincolnia Road
A stretch of road in the West End, today extending from Duke Street south toward the Capital Beltway, was evident on Civil War-era maps.
Out of the attic | Knickerbocker Storm in Alexandria
Between January 27 and 28, 1922, The Knickerbocker Storm holds the official Washington record of 28 inches since documentation has been kept.
Out of the attic | The Alexandria Armory
The impressive building, after its expansion in 1887, had a slate gabled roof and a front faade highlighted by four brick turrets.
