Alexandria (independent City), Virginia • Alexandria County
The Uptown-Parker-Gray Historic District in Alexandria, Virginia, is a significant African American community with a rich architectural heritage. It encompasses a range of residential and commercial buildings reflecting the area's development and the lives of its Black residents.
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Commerce; Politics/Government; Architecture
301 King St., Alexandria (independent City), Virginia
Architecture; Commerce; Industry
Prince & St. Asaph Sts., Alexandria (independent City), Virginia
Military; Architecture
1450 Wilkes St., Alexandria (independent City), Virginia
Transportation; Architecture
110 Callahan Dr., Alexandria (independent City), Virginia
Black; Education
313 S. Alfred St., Alexandria (independent City), Virginia
Art
Jct. Of Prince & Washington Sts., Alexandria (independent City), Virginia
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Agriculture; Maritime History
Saxis Rd. & Feeder Lanes, Saxis, Virginia
Archeology; Architecture; Prehistoric; Historic - Non-aboriginal; Commerce; Industry; Maritime History; Military; Religion; Ethnic Heritage; Native American; Black
Roughly: West Ridge, Main Ridge, And Canton Roads, Tangier, Virginia
Entertainment/Recreation
1275 Owensville Rd., Ivy, Virginia
Ethnic Heritage-black; Agriculture; Architecture; Education
1780 Earlysville Rd., Charlottesville, Virginia
Industry
800 Bird Street, Scottsville, Virginia
Commerce; Transportation; Architecture
Roughly, E. Ridgeway St. From Roxbury St. To Main St. And Main From Commercial Ave. To Railroad St., Clifton Forge, Virginia