Residence
- 121 North Fairfax Street
Stone Georgian mansion built in 1753 by Scottish merchant John Carlyle; headquarters in April 1755 for General Edward Braddock's Congress of five royal governors planning the …
- 220 North Washington Street
Late-Georgian 1797 townhouse at the corner of North Washington and Queen built by merchant John Wise. Charles Lee, U.S. Attorney General and brother of Light-Horse Harry, lived …
- 221 King Street
Small frame house at King and Fairfax streets, traditionally held to be the oldest extant house in Alexandria; home of founding trustee William Ramsay.
- 2525 King Street
Single-family residence on the upper / western stretch of King Street, in the corridor that became Alexandria's Middle Turnpike (chartered 1813, completed 1838) before the …
- 2605 King Street
Single-family residence on the upper / western stretch of King Street in the corridor annexed from Alexandria County in 1915. Possibly associated by family connection with the …
- 523 Queen Street
Two-story brick "spite house" 7 feet 6 inches wide, infilling the alley between 521 and 525 Queen Street. Built in 1830 by John Hollensbury to block alley loiterers and …
- 607 Oronoco Street
Federal-era house at 607 Oronoco Street rented by Anne Carter Lee from about 1812; principal childhood residence of her son Robert E. Lee before his 1825 appointment to West Point.
- 614 Oronoco Street
Federal-style house built in 1785 by Philip Richard Fendall on land acquired from the Lee family. Occupied by a rotating cast of Lee family members through the nineteenth century …