Here's another blast from Old Town Alexandria's past. This picture from 1926 shows 607 Cameron Street. The stately vehicle out front reminds one of the SUV's that are popular today.
607 Cameron Street in Old Town Alexandria 1926
Old Town is a mixture of old and new, with many homes dating to the colonial era.
Carriage Works is in Alexandria
501 Duke St is in Old Town Alexandria
The view from the window at Cameron Mews
Torpedo Factory is in Alexandria
Carriage Works is in Alexandria
207 Royal St N is in Alexandria
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Ladies waiting on Fort Hunt Rd, for the Fairfax County bookmobile
This is an interesting photo for a number of reasons. Firstly, I can't help but notice that something in the distance has caught the full attention of the dogs. Are the dogs a pug and a great dane? The child in the stroller is bundled up and braced for cold. The little red wagon is loaded full of books and another lady carries an armful of books. In the days before 100 cable channels and the Internet and video games and mobile phones and more, we read just a bit more.
I'd like to know exactly where this is on Fort Hunt Road. It looks a bit like the foot of Belle Haven, which would make the empty field Olde Belhaven Towne. But the hill doesn't look quite right for that location.
Abbot and Costello were cuffed by the Arlington County police, back in 1955 at the Grand Opening of Parkington which is located at Wilson Blvd and Glebe Road.
1955-Arlington Police with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello at grand opening of Parkington at Wilson Blvd. and Glebe Rd.
Alexandria, Virginia (vicinity). Battery Rodgers overlooking the Potomac near Jones' Point
Jones Point Park has undergone changes since the time when this was a Battery Rodgers overlooking the Potomac.
