Reinsch Library Auditorium, Marymount University
2807 North Glebe Road, Arlington
During the Civil War Camp Casey on Arlington Heights saw the organization of the Second and Twenty-Third United States Colored Troops – the only regiments raised in Arlington County during the conflict. Although the camp and the regiments went unmentioned in the history of Arlington published during the US bicentennial, they played an important role […]
Arlington House
Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington, Arlington
Celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Marquis de LaFayette’s Farewell Visit to America 10 – 3 pm: See displays and artifacts of Lafayette and his accomplishments, including his bust and portrait in Arlington House. 10 – 3 pm: Talk with Lafayette, interpreted by American History Theatre’s Ben Goldman. 2: 00 pm: Keynote Speaker: Elizabeth Reese, author of […]
Sheraton Pentagon City
900 South Orme Street, Arlington, VA, United States
Routes of Resilience: From Enslavement to Freedom Along the Pike Explore the journey from enslavement to freedom along The Pike in this eye-opening event! Join The Black Heritage Museum of Arlington, The Arlington Historical Society, and WalkArlington as we learn about the lives of free and enslaved Black people in 19th-century Arlington. In this afternoon […]
Reinsch Library Auditorium, Marymount University
2807 North Glebe Road, Arlington
The Columbia Pike Documentary Project (CPDP) is a multidisciplinary history of Columbia Pike, one of America's oldest roads and most ethnically diverse communities. Team members Paula Endo, Lloyd Wolf, Mimi Xang Ho, Duy Tran, Aleksandra Lagkueva, Lara Ajami, Sushmita Mazumdar, and Moises Gomez have been using photography and oral history to document life along the […]
