Walk Among History's Makers
90-minute historian-led tours through America's most historic cemetery complex — stories unavailable anywhere else.
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Gravestone Stories is recognized by Visit Alexandria as an official America 250 historical resource, connecting visitors to Alexandria's Revolutionary foundations.
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Custom 90-minute programs for conferences, heritage organizations, DAR/SAR chapters, educational institutions, and America250 events. Starting at $450.
View Private Group Experiences →Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary Soldier Dedicated in Alexandria
In 1929, the National Society of the Children of the American Revolution erected the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution within the 18th-century burial ground of the Old Presbyterian Meeting House. The tomb honors an unidentified patriot whose remains were unearthed nearby in 1826 during the construction of St. Mary’s Catholic Church—now ...
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Lewis McKenzie (1810-1895): A Civic Figure of Remarkable Influence
Early Life and Business Success Lewis McKenzie, born on October 7, 1810, left an indelible mark on the history of Alexandria, Virginia, through his multifaceted contributions as a businessman, politician,…
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Alexandria Revolutionary War Patriots | 162 Buried
162 Revolutionary War patriots are buried in Alexandria, Virginia. These aren't estimates. Every name has been verified by service record, burial...