Collections : [Alexandria Library]

Alexandria Library

Alexandria Library
Local History/Special Collections
717 Queen Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Primary Collecting Areas:
Alexandria history, Virginia history, Genealogy, U.S. Civil War
Description:
As one of the core research institutions in Alexandria, the Local History and Special Collections Branch (LHSC) is focused on documenting Alexandria from its colonial era to its modern life as a vibrant community of immigrants and cultural attractions.
POC: Patricia Walker, Branch Manager
Phone: (703) 746-1719
Phone: (703) 838-4577
Fax: (703) 706-3912

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Start Over You searched for: Repository Alexandria Library Remove constraint Repository: Alexandria Library Collection Alexandria Black Family Reunion Digital Collection, 1937/2005 Remove constraint Collection: Alexandria Black Family Reunion Digital Collection, 1937/2005

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1867 marriage certificate of See Washington and Emely Soomax in, 1867

1899 marriage certificate of Walter Thomas and Emily Washington, 1899

1916 marriage certificate of Albert Napper and Virginia Thomas, 1916

1916 marriage license of Albert Napper and Virginia Thomas, 1916

Alexandria Black Family Reunion Digital Collection, 1937/2005 55 Gigabytes

Award for George E. Lee from the Treasury Department, 1962

Backyard portrait photograph of a woman

Backyard portrait photograph of Sharon Jones Frazier

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