Seaport in Virginia, George Washington's Alexandria [Illustrated]

This edition features
• illustrations
• a linked Table of Contents, linked Footnotes, and linked Index

CONTENTS
PART ONE: PROLOGUE AN ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST CENTURY OF THE SEAPORT OF ALEXANDRIA
PART TWO: THE PRESENCE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, 1749-1799
1: William Ramsay: Romulus of Alexandria
2: John Carlyle and His House
3: The Married Houses
4: The Fairfaxes of Belvoir and Alexandria
5: The George William Fairfax House
6: John Gadsby and His Famous Tavern
7: The Michael Swope House
8: Dr. William Brown and His Dwelling
9: The Peruke Shop
10: Historic Christ Church
11: The Presbyterian Meetinghouse
12: Presenting The Sun Fire Company
13: Captain John Harper and His Houses
14: Dr. Elisha C. Dick and the Fawcett House
15: The Benjamin Dulany House
16: Dr. James Craik and His Dwelling
17: Alexandria's Old Apothecary Shop
18: Spring Gardens
19: William Fitzhugh and Robert E. Lee
20: George Washington's Tenements
21: The Georgian Cottage
22: The Vowell-Snowden House
23: The Edmund Jennings Lee House
EPILOGUE: Washington in Glory—America in Tears
PART THREE: FIVE SKETCHES OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
24: The Yeaton-Fairfax House
24: The Lafayette-Lawrason-Cazenove House
26: Enter the Quaker Pedagogue: Benjamin Hallowell
27: The Alexandria Lyceum
28: The Sea Captain's Daughter and Her House
Acknowledgments
Chapter References
Bibliography
Index