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Mary Ann Barton
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Editor, Alexandria Living Magazine
Arlington
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Biography
Editor and senior writer, County News, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C./Editor and co-founder, Alexandria Living Magazine, Alexandria, Va.
County government (County News/NACo) and lifestyle (travel profiles and more) for Alexandria Living. dining home and garden
Content
By Mary Ann Barton Verified| Alexandria Living Magazine Verified With the recent passing of President Jimmy Carter at age 100 and the upcoming inauguration for President-elect Donald Trump, presidential history is front and center in the nation’s capital. Presidential inaugurations are the subject of the 75th issue of the White House History Quarterly, an award-winning journal of the White House Historical Association. It has its roots in Alexandria, where founding editor William Seale lived and where the current editor, Marcia Anderson, resides.
By Mary Ann Barton Verified| Alexandria Living Magazine Verified Walking into Créme de la Créme at 907 King St., in Old Town Alexandria is like walking into a European boutique in a century-old village. You’ll find all sorts of unique home-decor, gift and tabletop treasures from sophisticated Italian brands (such as Vietri vases) to whimsical ceramic Guinea Hens crafted in the South of France.
By Mary Ann Barton Verified| Alexandria Living Magazine Verified Housed in a brick building that once served as a mess hall and commissary during the Civil War, Cooper Mill will open its doors in early December along Old Town Alexandria’s waterfront. One of the last remaining waterfront warehouses in Old Town, the building at 10 Duke St., was restored by Murray Bonitt of Bonitt Builders, who has restored other historic buildings in the area including one that houses Virtue Feed & Grain restaurant just down the street.
Company Info
Alexandria Living Magazine
Arlington, United States