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North Quaker Lane
Mid-century modern residence designed by architect Charles M. Goodman, who pioneered modernist housing in the Washington region. NRHP-listed 2013.
- Extant
- National Register of Historic Places
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Mid-rise office building completed 1968 at 2461 Eisenhower Avenue — the first major structure on the seventy-acre Eisenhower Valley parcel …
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John W. Cross · via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.5 3737 Seminary Road
Episcopal theological seminary founded in Alexandria in 1823 and relocated to its present hilltop campus in 1827. Occupied by Union forces …
Episcopal High School's 100-acre campus from above, September 2019 — Hoxton House (white columns, right) anchors the south end; the Collegiate Gothic academic buildings ring the central quad. Aerial view of Episcopal High School, by Penguino2020 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (2019) 1200 North Quaker Lane
The first high school in Virginia, founded 1839 by Bishop William Meade of the Episcopal Diocese on a 100-acre campus west of Old Town. …
The 1864 Fort Worth engineering plan superimposed on modern Seminary Ridge satellite imagery — the fort's star-shaped earthwork still imprinted on today's residential street grid. Composite by KingSt.com (1864 NARA plan over modern aerial), 2026 Seminary Hill (off Seminary Road, near St. Stephens Road)
Layered Seminary Hill site that was the country estate "Muckross" of Burke & Herbert Bank co-founder Arthur Herbert, the Civil War earthwork …
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Quaker Lane
Named for The Society of Friends (Quakers) who farmed the western hinterland, c. 1755.
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