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iwojima.jpg
 iwojima187 viewsThis is a 1960s era postcard, showing the Iwo Jima Memorial, and the Washington Monument in Washington, DC in the background.Jul 16, 2006
custisleemansion.jpg
 custisleemansion188 viewsThis is a 1936 postcard of the famous mansion located in Arlington National Cemetery.Jul 16, 2006
geomasonhotel.jpg
 geomasonhotel198 viewsThis is from a 1930s postcard.Jul 16, 2006
leehousealexandria.jpg
 leehousealexandria206 viewsThis is a 1930s postcard of the home of Light Horse Harry Lee, father of General Robert E. Lee.Jul 16, 2006
alex1presby.jpg
 alex1presby262 viewsThis structure was erected in 1774. This post card dates from about 1930.Jul 16, 2006
gadsbytavern.jpg
 gadsbytavern195 viewsThis is from a linen era (1930-45) postcard.Jul 16, 2006
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 alexcsa253 viewsThis is from a circa 1910 postcard.Jul 09, 2006
alexmasonic.jpg
 alexmasonic232 viewsFrom a linen era postcard,Jul 09, 2006
spanamnurses.jpg
 spanamnurses216 viewsThis is from a linen era postcard (1930-45).Jul 08, 2006
ingrambelle.jpg
 ingrambelle248 viewsWidow of Jesse Ingram of Grayson County, this is Aunt Belle at the grave of her husband in Arlington National Cemetery.Apr 26, 2006
pentagon.jpg
 pentagon236 viewsThe Pentagon, located along the Potomac River in Arlington, VA.Feb 06, 2006
pohick.jpg
 pohick263 viewsThis view of the Pohick Church came from an early 20th century postcard. This was George Washington's home church. You might be interested in Philip Slaughter's History of Truro Parish. Note this church is in Fairfax County, VA, but in the Alexandria, VA mailing area.
Jan 29, 2006
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