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Alexandria, Virginia
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Lloyd House was used as a Union hospital during the Civil War, providing care for wounded soldiers. [Source: Alexandria Historical Society]
Built in 1796, Lloyd House is a prime example of Georgian architecture, characterized by its symmetrical design and classic proportions. [Source: Virginia Department of Historic Resources]
The house was once owned by John Wise, a relative of George Washington, adding a layer of historical significance to its legacy. [Source: Alexandria Library]
Today, Lloyd House serves as the headquarters for the Alexandria Library's Special Collections, preserving the city's rich history. [Source: Alexandria Library]
Lloyd House underwent significant restoration in the 1960s to preserve its historical integrity and architectural beauty. [Source: Historic Alexandria]
