Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum

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105 S Fairfax St # 107
Alexandria, VA 22314
+1 (703) 746-3852
http://www.apothecarymuseum.org
The Apothecary served local customers, including the Washingtons and Robert E. Lee, between 1792 and 1933. The shop was transformed into a museum shortly after its closing and visitors can still view the original ingredients, products, and documents left behind by this 141-year-old family business.

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Must Do Museum Tour
7/16/2024

My husband and I took a guided tour of the Apothecary Museum and were amazed at the many original it...

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A gem in Old Town
3/26/2024

I visited the museum with a friend (a doctor) over the weekend. What a treat! We attended a guided...

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Fun place to visit with artists and stroll along waterfront park.
10/16/2023

The torpedo factory and restaurants along the Potomac in Alexandria are worth the trip. Just go in e...

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