Experience 18th c. life + the evolution of hospitality at Gadsby’s Tavern Museum! Consisting of 1785 tavern + 1792 City Hotel, the museum offers tours, children’s programs + special events. The historic Ballroom was the site of G. Washington’s Birthnight Ball + T. Jefferson’s Inaugural Dinner.
134 N Royal St (at Cameron St) Alexandria , VA 22314 United States
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Junior docents are doing the Saturday morning tours this summer. They're in full costume , and as adorable as they are knowledgeable .
The ambiance is to the old days.... The food is outstanding.... And Mr. Hall was educational and entertaining.... Worth every penny!!!
Free for military !
Underrated. Very interesting to learn about pharmacies in the past. - Camille Wright
A lovely piece of history with well-kept a public garden although a bit small. This area is picturesque and would be perfect for senior or engagement photos. Prepare for street parking! - Gabi Pywtorak
In the 1970's, the Lee-Fendall House was added to the National Register of Historic Places because of architectural significance rather than historical connections. Learn more in this C-SPAN video. - C-SPAN
The Tavern Ale - Thomas Jefferson, is yummy (similar to a fat tire). Their Oyster soup is one of the best I've ever had. - Andrea Jervis
B&C is on market square ready to sell hot dogs, bbq pork and butter chicken. We've got treats and cold drinks. Get outside the weather is awesome. - Bread & Chocolate