History and Heritage at The Lyceum

The Lyceum serves as a vital link to Alexandria's past, built in 1839, it stands as a testament to the city's evolution.

Founded by local historians, this museum houses artifacts and exhibitions that chronicle the lives of Native Americans, Revolutionary War colonists, and the experiences of both Union and Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. Unique features of the Lyceum include its Greek Revival architecture and the prominent statue of a Confederate soldier outside, marking a significant historical site from the Civil War era.

Historical Highlights

• Grand Hall Architecture 🏛️
• Confederate Soldier Statue ⚔️
• Colonial Era Exhibits 📜

Visitors can enjoy the museum for free, making it an excellent learning opportunity for tourists, families, and history buffs alike.