
Arlington National Cemetery and Fort Myer overlook the Potomac River in this survey of the late nineteenth-century capital region. The landscape is defined by the early transit networks connecting Northern Virginia to Washington, with the Southern R. R. and Va. Midland Div. cutting through rural tracts of Fairfax and Prince William counties. Along the shoreline, military installations like Fort Foote and Fort Washington guard the water approaches, while the estate at Mt. Vernon sits near the wide expanse of Gunston Cove.
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1890 Mt. Vernon
Fairfax County, VA

1891 Mt. Vernon
Fairfax County, VA

1894 Mt. Vernon
Fairfax County, VA

1897 Mt. Vernon
Fairfax County, VA

1944 Belvoir
Fairfax County, VA

1945 Falls Church
Fairfax County, VA

1948 Belvoir
Fairfax County, VA

1951 Belvoir
Fairfax County, VA

1951 Falls Church
Fairfax County, VA

1951 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA

1956 Belvoir
Fairfax County, VA

1956 Falls Church
Fairfax County, VA

1957 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA

1965 Falls Church
Fairfax County, VA

1966 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA

1977 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA

1990 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA

1994 Falls Church
Fairfax County, VA

1994 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA

2022 Falls Church
Fairfax County, VA

2022 Manassas
Fairfax County, VA