
Ceramics and History
For thousands of years, artists have used ceramics to document history. At the Arlington Historical Society bookstore, you can see a modern example of this tradition in the artwork created by AHS board member Jessica Kaplan.

Wish Wall
As we approach America’s 250th birthday in 2026, we invite you to reflect on what kind of future you hope to see for our country.

MEA Website
Memorializing the Enslaved in Arlington now has its own website.

Eagle Scout Service Project
Tyler Harry, a Boy Scout with Arlington’s Troop 164, wanted his Eagle Scout Service project to be historic. As a result, he submitted a proposal in November 2024 to organize the design, construction, and installation of two display cases for the Arlington Historical Society’s Museum. Tyler coordinated the project with the museum’s Collection Manager, Bethany Baker. She said the timing could not have been better since the museum is renovating.


Stumbling Stone Progress
Students are learning not only about high-tech engraving but also the local history of enslavement.

Arlington VA250
Arlington, Virginia, is commemorating the 250th Anniversary of our country. The Arlington County Board designated the Arlington Historical Society (AHS) as the lead organizer of the county-wide effort. AHS is partnering with over 60 civic, service, arts, school, government, and religious organizations.

