Another sign normalcy, or some semblance of it, may be returning to life: The Arlington Historical Society has announced plans to reopen its Ball-Sellers House for tours.
The facility – the oldest home in Arlington, with a provenance dating back...
Whenever renovations to the Arlington County government’s Ellen M. Bozman Government Center are complete, a scale-model replica of the U.S. Navy’s USS Arlington will be awaiting placement in a prime position.
“I just ordered it today,” Arlington Historical Society president...
It could take upwards of 10 years and $1.5 million to preserve, renovate and expand the Arlington Historical Museum, and backers of the proposal are counting on the broader community to become engaged in the effort.
“This is a case...
The Arlington County Historical Society will hold its annual members’ meeting, followed by a program on the future of the Hume School, on Thursday, May 13 at 7 p.m.
The online program will include election of officers and board members...
Local historian and re-enactor Peter Vaselopulos will discuss the Civil War history of Upton’s Hill during an Arlington Historical Society program on Thursday, April 8 at 7 p.m.
The site, which in more recent years was home to the Rouse...
The Arlington Historical Society and Cherrydale Columbia Lodge 42 again are gearing up to present the Arlington Historical Essay Contest for youth in grades 8-12.
Students are asked to write an essay on: “How did the 9/11 attack affect Arlington?...
Local historian and Civil War re-enactor Peter Vaselopulos will discuss the hidden Civil War history of the Febrey-Lothrop (Rouse) estate during an Arlington Historical Society program on Thursday, April 8 at 7 p.m.
The event will be held online. For...
The Arlington Historical Society has what it believes is the largest concentration of books on the history of Arlington in the world in its online bookstore.
“We offer more than three dozen local history books – most are by local...
