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2010 Show
March 11th - 14th
Over 65 Exhibitors
The Alexandria Association see more
The Alexandria Association is the city's oldest charitable group which is dedicated to preservation of historic structures and promotion of the decorative arts. The association will use funds raised to support
research and conservation projects for Alexandria's historical properties, such as the Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Shop, Lloyd House, Lee-Fendall House, and Gadsby's Tavern.
The Lyceum Company see more
The Lyceum Company raises funds for Alexandria's History Museum (The Lyceum), which preserves and presents the history and culture of
northern Virginia through exhibitions, public programs and special events. The historic building on South Washington Street is a place for both children and adults to explore and discover the past, and to learn about the lives of those who resided in the area. Funds raised will be used to enhance the museum's collection of historic materials and to sponsor programs that will facilitate student learning about the history of our region.
The TWIG see more
The TWIG raises funds for Inova Alexandria Hospital, a not-for-profit hospital that offers a full range of health care services to a diverse community. Funds raised through the Show will be used for The Twig Pavilion, a 16-room telemetry unit to care for patients requiring continuous monitoring, usually due to heart issues, kidney failure, or
pneumonia. Unit machines electronically measure and record vital health care information, allowing certain conditions to be detected even before occurrence of physical symptoms. From its first gift of an x-ray machine in 1937 until today, Twig's mission has been to support important community medical needs.
Anita Carson
Dave Goehler
Kim Gess
Terrence Hartman
Paul Koch
Jennie Leitch
Linda M. Mills
Newbold Richardson
George Stevens
Vicki Suazo
Beth Ryder Watson
Julian Watson
Kathleen Waugh
James Wilhoit III
Board of Directors
Beneficiaries
Antiques in Alexandria was founded in 1996 by Alexandrians who wished
to: have exquisite antiques readily available for purchase; further a
deep appreciation for antiques; and raise funds to help their community.
Every year since, over 100 volunteers have helped plan and produce a
show with nationally known exhibitors from across the country featuring
a wide array of fine American, English, Oriental and Continental
furniture, silver, porcelain, rugs, paintings, jewelry, clocks, folk
art, garden furniture, and other decorative arts.
For its 14th annual show in 2010, Antiques in Alexandria is pleased to
welcome Christian Jussel as show manager. Chris is well known to many
as the original host of the PBS television series Antiques Roadshow and
has been involved in all aspects of the antiques business.
2010 BENEFICIARIES
The TWIG raises funds for Inova Alexandria Hospital, a not-for-profit
hospital that offers a full range of health care services to a diverse
community. Funds raised through the Show will be used for The Twig
Pavilion, a 16-room telemetry unit to care for patients requiring
continuous monitoring, usually due to heart issues, kidney failure, or
pneumonia. Unit machines electronically measure and record vital health
care information, allowing certain conditions to be detected even before
occurrence of physical symptoms. From its first gift of an x-ray
machine in 1937 until today, Twig's mission has been to support
important community medical needs.
The Lyceum Company raises funds for Alexandria's History Museum (The
Lyceum), which preserves and presents the history and culture of
northern Virginia through exhibitions, public programs and special
events. The historic building on South Washington Street is a place for
both children and adults to explore and discover the past, and to learn
about the lives of those who resided in the area. Funds raised will be
used to enhance the museum's collection of historic materials and to
sponsor programs that will facilitate student learning about the
history of our region.
The Alexandria Association is the city's oldest charitable group which
is dedicated to preservation of historic structures and promotion of the
decorative arts. The association will use funds raised to support
research and conservation projects for Alexandria's historical
properties, such as the Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Shop, Lloyd House,
Lee-Fendall House, and Gadsby's Tavern.
