Tuesday to Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
Sunday and Monday: Closed
Closed: New Year's Day, Easter, 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Martin Luther King Day
The Alexandria Black History Museum is located in the
Parker-Gray Historic District, in the north-west quadrant of Old Town
Alexandria. Alexandria is half-way between Washington, D.C. and Mount
Vernon.
From Washington, D.C., and National Airport
Take the George Washington Parkway south, past the airport, into
Alexandria . The Parkway becomes Washington Street in the City. Cross
Montgomery and Madison Streets, and then turn right on Wythe Street.
The Museum is on the next corner, at Wythe and N. Alfred Streets. Park
on Wythe Street.
From I-95/I-495 (Capital Beltway)
Take the US Route 1 North exit (first exit on the Virginia side of the
Woodrow Wilson Bridge). Follow Route 1 (Patrick Street) about 1 1/2
miles. Cross Oronoco and Pendleton Streets, and then turn right on Wythe
Street. Museum is on the next corner, at Wythe and N. Alfred Streets.
Park Wythe Street.
By Metro
Take the yellow or blue line to Braddock Road station. Walk across the
parking lot and bear right until you reach the corner of West and Wythe
Streets. Follow Wythe Street five blocks east. The Museum is on the
corner of Wythe and Alfred Streets.
By Train
Take Amtrak or Virginia Railway Express to Alexandria's Union Station
(across the tracks from King Street Metro station). Upon exiting the
train station, walk to your right. Take metro to Braddock Road Station
and follow directions from metro.