Historic Map - Alexandria, VA - 1890
Perspective view of northwest Alexandria : showing location with reference to cities of Washington & Alexandria / Gedney & Roberts.
 

Proposed development and a crisp new grid are the highlights of interest in this perspective view map of Northwest Alexandria, Virginia in the 1890's (actual date does not appear).  The Library of Congress stamp is dated 1902.  The capital building can be seen in the distance, across the Potomac River.  The "Proposed Mount Vernon" road leading to the Memorial Bridge is shown.  The "Station North West Alexandria" is illustrated.  Newly platted land parcels are indicated among the streets labeled:  Salem Avenue, Braddock Street, Luray Avenue, Linden Avenue, Washington Avenue, Lloyd Avenue, Orchard Street, Maple Street, Royal Avenue, Arlington Avenue, Richland Avenue, West Street, Cherry Street, Potomac Street, West Street, as well as Second, Third and Fourth Streets. This beautiful map provides a look at the early days of the city.    Dimensions: 36" x 23"   Item #1W-VA-AL-1890   Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.   PRICE: $39.95

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