Carlyle House, Colonial house in Alexandria, Virginia.
The Carlyle House exhibits Georgian architectural features with stone walls, symmetrical windows, and detailed cornices spanning three floors in Alexandria.
Built in 1752 by merchant John Carlyle, this residence became a central location for colonial-era meetings and military planning during the French and Indian War.
The house museum displays period furniture, textiles, and decorative arts that represent the lifestyle of wealthy merchants in colonial Virginia.
Guided tours of the Carlyle House operate Tuesday through Sunday, with special group rates and educational programs available for school visits.
The basement level contains the original kitchen with its large cooking fireplace, food storage areas, and servants' working spaces from the 18th century.
Location: Virginia
Inception: 1752
GPS coordinates: 38.80530,-77.04220
Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24
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