Adams-Jefferson letters

The daughter of one of Virginia’s oldest families and wife to Virginian landed gentry, Sally Fairfax stole a young George Washington’s heart.

The tavern is renowned for its litany of connection to the Founding Fathers, including as the site where Jefferson held his inaugural ball. Attached is the Museum of this Historic Site.

Originally a market square and the courts of the eighteenth century, the building standing today was erected in 1872 and remains at the center of life for Alexandrians.

Built by Scottish merchant founding trustee of Alexandria, Carlyle House has a storied history, including ties to the British efforts in the French-Indian War.

While now only a plaque remains of Wise Tavern, it was the place where Washington gave his final public address to the nation as president.

Walk down one of America's oldest historic districts on Captain's Row, where the cobblestone was laid more than 300 years ago.