South Corner Boundary Stone of Washington D.C.

Alexandria, VA

The South Corner Boundary Stone of Washington D.C. is a significant historical marker located in Alexandria, Virginia. Erected in 1791, this stone is one of the original boundary markers that defined the borders of the nation's capital. It serves as a reminder of the early days of the United States and the establishment of Washington D.C. as the capital city. Visitors can appreciate its historical importance while exploring the surrounding area.

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