Walking Tour of Jewish Alexandria
Sunday, May 19
10:00am - 11:30am
Join Mark Livingston of the Capital Jewish Museum on a guided walking tour of Jewish Alexandria.
This guided walking tour of historical Jewish Alexandria will begin at the Barrett Branch of the Alexandria Library on 717 Queen Street in Old Town Alexandria. Tour guide Mark Livingston, of the Capital Jewish Museum, will take the group to various historical sites in Alexandria that are important to the Jewish community, past and present.
Spaces are very limited, so please reach out to Local History/Special Collections Research Historian Greg Pierce at gpierce@alexlibraryva.org or call (703) 746-1715 to reserve your spot on this tour.
EVENT TYPE: | Local History | Diversity |
TAGS: | walking tours | local history | Jewish heritage | History | Alexandria History |
Local History/Special Collections
Hours
About the branch
Appointments encouraged but not required.
Parking: No library parking lot. Street parking is available. A paid parking lot is available on the 100 block of North Alfred Street.
Public Transit:
- Metrorail: Yellow and Blue lines at Braddock Road (1 mile) and King Street Stations (1.1 miles).
- Metrobus: A11, A12, F19
- DASH Bus: 30, 31, Old Town Circulator
- King Street Trolley: King & Columbus
For reasonable disability accommodation, contact jgregorio@alexlibraryva.org or call 703.746.1701 or TTY 703.746.1790.