
Giving Tuesday
On Giving Tuesday - December 2, 2025 - people around the world use the power of generosity to support their local communities. This year, your generous contributions will help AHS renovate its facilities and create new history exhibits.
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Peter Vaselopulos2025-10-24 20:38:062025-10-24 20:39:20Rediscovering Arlington’s Civil War History
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About 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.

A Raid by Prohibition Officers
On this day in Arlington history, November 24, 1921, the Washington Times reports that a raid by prohibition officers has spurred threats from Arlington’s “back country” men.

Barcroft News
On this day in Arlington history, November 23, 1903: The final edition of the Barcroft News is published. The Barcroft News began publication on June 7, 1903. Its four pages were 4" wide by 5 3/4" long and it served a community of 20 houses.

The Audubon Society of Glencarlyn
On this day in Arlington history, November 22, 1922, The Audubon Society of Glencarlyn met at Curtis Hall (now known as the Glencarlyn Community Center). The society chapter met to advocate for protective legislation for birds in Virginia.
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National Airport
On this day in Arlington history: November 21, 1938: the first ceremonial shovelful of dirt started construction of National Airport.

70,000 Union Troops
On this day in Arlington history, November 20, 1861: President Abraham Lincoln and his Cabinet reviewed 70,000 Union troops at Bailey’s Crossroads.
