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A Stunning Bird’s Eye View of Alexandria, VA in 1863

  • Published March 8, 2013
Take a glimpse at a stunning bird's eye view of Alexandria, VA from 1863, courtesy of the Library of Congress. It's a beautiful sight to behold!
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I love this. You’ll love this too, I’m sure.

It’s a bird’s eye view of Alexandria from the water in 1863. Thank you Library of Congress!

1863 view of Alexandria
1863 view of Alexandria

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