Includes bibliographical references (pages 114-117) and index.
Summary
Sitting in the shadow of the nation's capital, Alexandria was one of America's most important Colonial towns. Today it is the site of hundreds of architecturally and historically significant buildings. Knops takes the reader on an tour of the city, including the history behind its street names and founding fathers.
Contents
Overview -- Alexandria's early prominence: the French and Indian War -- Alexandria street names -- Residences and businesses -- Religious and cultural institutions -- Infrastructure -- Four tours.
