Glebewood Village Historic District

The Glebewood Village Historic District contains 105 buildings spread across seven distinct blocks featuring Colonial Revival-style rowhouses with brick construction and side-gabled roofs.

Construction of the residential area began in 1937 and reached completion in 1938, representing suburban development patterns in the Washington metropolitan region during the mid-20th century.

The district stands as a testament to American residential architecture with its two-story rowhouses, ranging from 2 to 39 units per block, reflecting mid-century community planning.

Located along North Brandywine Street between Lee Highway and 10th Place North, the district spans 5.9 acres and received National Register recognition on February 11, 2004.

Each residential structure within the district maintains specific architectural elements including two-bay widths, asymmetrical rooflines, and original brick construction from the 1930s.

Location: Arlington County

GPS coordinates: 38.88280,-77.13640

Latest update: April 4, 2025 05:15