Step into history and explore Alexandria, Virginia, through the eyes of George Washington. Follow in his footsteps on this engaging walking tour of the city’s historic sites.
Step into history and explore Alexandria, Virginia, through the eyes of George Washington. Follow in his footsteps on this engaging walking tour of the city’s historic sites.
- Alexandria Visitor Center (Ramsay House) - This iconic house which is now the visitor center is the center of Alexandria’s history. Here our local guide takes you on a journey back in time through story telling to dive into Alexandrias past.
- Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum - This Apothecary Museum is intentionally preserved to bring…
- Alexandria Visitor Center (Ramsay House) - This iconic house which is now the visitor center is the center of Alexandria’s history. Here our local guide takes you on a journey back in time through story telling to dive into Alexandrias past.
- Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum - This Apothecary Museum is intentionally preserved to bring back the past of old medical practices. Here our guide goes into the history of drugs in America and how drug stores became American institutions.
- Old Presbyterian Meeting House - Learn about the history of the old meeting house! Gain an insider knowledge about Alexandrias complex history!
- 508 Cameron St - Washington’s Townhome can still be seen today. Our guide goes into the history of Washington and the impact Alexandria left on the man who gave birth to America.
- Gadsby’s Tavern - This tavern is an iconic spot for drinks and food. But the history goes deep in Alexandria. Our guide passes along history and stories about the iconic building and how the city has helped shape the small tavern.
- A historic overview of the city
- Well Researched History
- A Knowledgeable, Local Guide
- A historic overview of the city
- Well Researched History
- A Knowledgeable, Local Guide
- Gratuity
- Gratuity
The historical roots of Alexandria are deeply intertwined with the creation of the United States. George Washington, a native of Virginia, was born in Pope Creek Plantation in Westmoreland County, just a mile away from the Potomac River. His family moved often, alternating between Ferry Farms near Fredericksburg and Little Hunting Creek Plantation, also…
The historical roots of Alexandria are deeply intertwined with the creation of the United States. George Washington, a native of Virginia, was born in Pope Creek Plantation in Westmoreland County, just a mile away from the Potomac River. His family moved often, alternating between Ferry Farms near Fredericksburg and Little Hunting Creek Plantation, also known as Mount Vernon. Washington started his professional journey as a surveyor, with Alexandria being among the first communities he evaluated and designed. This Alexandria walking tour allows you to tread the same paths as George Washington.
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