Address:
1450 Wilkes St., Alexandria, VA 22314
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8:00 am – 5:00 pm daily
(Extended hours on Memorial Day)
Contact:
Quantico National Cemetery
P.O. Box 10
Triangle, VA 22172
571-992-9107 or 703-221-2183
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This Week in Alexandria History
Week of July 28 • 2 stories available
July 27, 1953 (73 years ago)
Korean War Armistice Signed
The armistice ending active combat in the Korean War was signed on July 27, 1953, halting a brutal three-year conflict that claimed over 3 million lives—including 33,000 American soldiers. Though it brought a ceasefire to the Korean peninsula, the war itself technically remains unresolved to this day. While we honor the service and sacrifice of ...
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Cazenove Treason Accusation Exposed After 210 Years
How Following Presidential Orders Led to a Charge of Treason—and How the Evidence Finally Clears His Name A Wednesday Afternoon Discovery in Special Collections On Wednesday, January 15, 2026, historian…
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Posted: July 21, 2026
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ON THIS DAY — July 21, 1861: The shot that started "The Great Skedaddle" was fired by an Alexandrian. One hundred sixty-five years ago today, the...
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