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Exterior of the American Loxtile Company, manufacturers of enamel faced steel tiles for bathrooms, hospitals, elevator shafts, subways, steamships, and railroad cars. The tiles interlock, cannot loosen, and were only made in Alexandria.

Exterior of the Bryant Fertilizer Company. The president, Herbert Bryant reported that his company produced 1500 car loads of fertilizer annually.

Exterior of the Burke and Herbet Bank, established 1852.

Exterior of Cable Company Pianos

Exterior of the Capital City Telephone Company. Manager: F F Marbury

Exterior of of the Carlin-Hulfish Company, hardware retailers. This was the oldest store of its kind in Alexandria.

Ad for the Carlin-Hulfish Company, established 1844. The company deals in wholesale hardware goods.

Rear view of the Carlyle House, a historic home in Alexandria. Built in 1752 by prominent merchant John Carlyle, the mansion had fallen into a state of somewhat disrepair and was hidden from the main street behind the Braddock Hotel.

Exterior of Alexandria's Christ Episcopal Church, established 1773

Interior of Christ Episcopal Church, established 1773