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The Friendship Fire Company was established in 1774, and was the first volunteer fire department in Alexandria. Today, the renovated and restored firehouse houses hand-drawn fire engines, leather water buckets, axes, sections of early rubber hose and other historic fire-fighting equipment.
Address: 107 South Alfred St Alexandria VA USA 22314
 1 703 838-3891
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The Apothecary shop was part of bustling Alexandria in the 1800s, where patrons such as the Washington family came to the pharmacy for 141 years. Now it is a museum, where visitors can see the past methods of medical treatment and view the collections of antiques.
Address: 105 - 107 South Fairfax St Alexandria VA USA 22314
 Send an Email (1) 1 703 836-3713
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Changed into Alexandria's History Museum in 1985, The Lyceum hosts exhibitions, school programs, lectures and concerts, volunteer opportunities and space for rental functions for the community. Open seven days a week. Closed holidays.
Address: 201 South Washington St Alexandria VA USA 22314
1 703 838-4994
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Gadsby's Tavern survives today as a historic house museum, and is one of the few 18th century Tavern-museums in the United States. The two buildings, a 1792 hotel and a 1770 tavern were named for Englishman John Gadsby who owned them. Experience the history, architecture,
decorative arts, social customs, food, and clothing of the time.
Address: 134 North Royal St Alexandria VA USA 22314
1 703 838-4242
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The Alexandria Seaport Center houses a demonstration boat building program, our marine sciences lab, a small museum and library. Visitors call rent sailing and rowing boats. Dedicated to using the beautiful Potomac Riverfront and Alexandria's unique maritime history to benefit the community.
Address: Zero Thompson Alley Alexandria VA USA .
1 703 549-7078
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The Drug Enfotcement Agency Museum is committed to portraying the impact illegal drugs have had on our society through exhibits, programs, theatre productions, and a historic timeline of displays. Dedicated to the officers and families who have suffered the deadly effects of drug use throughout the 20th century.
Address: 700 Army Navy Drive Arlington VA USA 22202
1 202 307-3463
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The house that General Robert E. Lee called home for thirty years is preserved today as a memorial for the respected General. Visitors enjoy exploring the flower garden, the Robert E. Lee Museum and more.
Address: George Washington Memorial Parkway Arlington VA USA
Send an Email (5) 1 703 235-1530
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With a commitment to collect, preserve and interpret the African-American history and culture of Alexandria, the Black History Resource Center is composed of three facilities. These are the library, the restored reading room, and the African-American Heritage Park.
Address: 902 Wythe Street Alexandria VA USA 22314
1 703 838-4356
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See archaeology in action at the Alexandria Archaeology Museum. Visit the labratory, see exhibits and events, participate in hands-on learning activities, and study collections and publications. Learn about Alexandria's heritage.
Address: 105 N Union Street, #327 Alexandria VA USA 22314
1 703 838-4399
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The National Museum of the Marine Corps features exciting and interactive exhibits that allow the visitor to learn all about the U.S. Marines. The museum's permanent exhibit galleries feature the story of the Marines in various wars, while temporary exhibits have a variety of themes.
Address: 18900 Jefferson Davis Highway Triangle VA USA 22172
Send an Email 1 703 784-6115
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