The Alexandria Association Classes and Lectures The Alexandria Association is an organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich historical and cultural heritage of Alexandria, Virginia. Founded in 1932, it serves as a longstanding historical society focused on the documentation and dissemination of the city's historical narrative. Through classes and lectures, The Alexandria Association provides valuable insights into Alexandria's past, emphasizing its significant role in American history. More Info
Facts & Trivia
The Lyceum Company and the Alexandria Library Company built the Lyceum Hall in 1839.
The Lyceum is named for the temple dedicated to Apollo Lyceus where Aristotle founded the Peripatetic school of philosophy in 334 BCE
During the Civil War, the Lyceum Museum building served as a military hospital, quarters for troops, and a meeting space.
In 1824, American Revolutionary War hero marquis de Lafayette visited the United States of America for a Grand Tour of all 24 states. For 13 months, Americans across the country celebrated Lafay...
Join us at the Alexandria History Museum at The Lyceum for a free holiday magic show, performed by professional magicians who are members of Ring 50, the DC-area chapter of the International Brot...
Becky Tracy (fiddle) and Keith Murphy (guitar, mandolin, piano and foot percussion) Becky and Keith are dynamic performers of traditional music from Newfoundland, Quebec, Ireland, France and beyo...
The Colonial Ringers Present: Repeat the Sounding Joy! The Colonial English Handbell Ringers will bring some joy to your world this year as we proudly present “Repeat the Sounding Joy!” The 2024...