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Arlington County, Virginia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Arlington County is an urban county in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the U.S., directly across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. Originally part of the District of Columbia, the land now comprising the county was retroceded to Virginia in a July 9, 1846 act of Congress that took effect in 1847.
As of January 1, 2006, the estimated population was 200,226.[1] Its county seat is the census-designated place of ArlingtonGR6. Strictly speaking, it is inaccurate to refer to it as the city of Arlington. All cities within the state are independent of counties, though towns may be incorporated within counties. However, Arlington has no existing incorporated towns because
Virginia law prevents the creation of any new municipality within a county that has a population density greater than 1,000 persons per square mile. Arlington CDP is co-extensive with Arlington County.
Civil War Photo in Arlington
Select Audiovisual Records National Archives and Records Administration Washington,
DC 20408

Arlington, Virginia Arlington County is a city and county located in the State Commonwealth
of Virginia, directly across the Potomac River from Washington DC. Originally part of DC until July 9, 1846. Arlington
County was part of the original 10-mile square created as the District of Columbia during 1781. The portion of the
District created from territory ceded by Virginia was termed Alexandria County of the District of Columbia. It included the
present Arlington County plus part of what is now Alexandria . Arlington House, the home of the general Robeert E.
Lee which later, and after the Civil War became the basis of Arlington National Cementery. Notes on Arlington House:
( credit Chamber of Commerce )
In 1804 Custis had married Mary
Lee Fitzhugh. Their only child to survive infancy was Mary Anna Randolph Custis, born in 1808. Young Robert E. Lee, whose
mother was a cousin of Mrs. Custis, frequently visited Arlington. Two years after graduating from West Point, Lieutenant Lee
married Mary Custis at Arlington on June 30, 1831. For 30 years, Arlington House was home to the Lees. They spent much of
their married life traveling between U.S. Army duty stations and Arlington, where six of their seven children were born. They
shared this home with Mary's parents, the Custis family. When George Washington Parke Custis died in 1857, he left
the Arlington estate to Mrs. Lee for her lifetime and afterwards to the Lees' eldest son, George Washington Custis Lee. Included
is The Tomb of the Unknowns / Soldier and, stands atop a hill overlooking Washington, DC. The Pentagon in Arlington
County is the headquarters of the US Deparetment of Defense. Built during the early years of WWII, it is still thought of
as one of the most efficient office buildings in the world. Despite 17.5 miles (28 km) of corridors it takes a maximum of
seven minutes to walk between any two points in the building
Arlington Night Life ( NightLife ), EF
The focus of which
is to exchange cultural information via the internet medium about the nightlife, dance, theatre life, art, artist, entertainment,
accommodations, restaurants, and dance scene.
The second stage is to include the regional communities under the sociocultural
and socioeconomic influences of the city of Washington DC. This add depth, and brings the online user into the very national
environment of each selected city within the growing network of Night Life ( NightLife ), RMC. More importantly, it allows
a greater field of participation from the community online users to convey their interests and contributions to this cultural
democracy initiative.
The selected region communities of Washington DC are :
Alexandria . Chevy Chase . Suitland . Arlington . Silver Springs .
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Arlington Blogs, Bloggers, and Other Sites:
Arlington Night Life ( Nightlife ), RMC [ Blog ]
Arlngton History and Today [ Blog ]
Dance in Arlington [ Blog ]
Dance in Arlington.
These three dance groups are a sample of the rich dance culture which exist
in the Arlington, Virginia area.
Arlington Center for Dance
Arlington Center for Dance opened in the Fall of 1981 and operates on a semester basis. The Center accepts
children and adults at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels into a year-round program. The Center's four excellent
studios feature sprung floors and high ceilings and are air-conditioned.
We are proud to have assembled a highly qualified and competent teaching staff. The Journal has noted
we are in "the forefront of area dance," and attracting "the best performers and teachers." Washington Dance View, in citing
our working knowledge of injury prevention and care of the body, says that "If you send your children to ACD, you're sending
them somewhere where people care about their bodies, and [have a working] knowledge of what young dancers can and cannot do."
Many young dancers training at the Center have auditioned for and performed with internationally known
companies, including Dance Theatre of Harlem, Stuttgart, Joffrey, Ballet West, and the Royal Ballet.
Due to the quality of our staff, serious dance students receive individual attention and some of the
finest training available. Individuals seeking personal enrichment and exercise are able to attain their goals in a comfortable,
enjoyable environment
Bowen McCauley Dance
Bowen McCauley Dance was founded in 1996 by choreographer, dancer, and teacher Lucy Bowen McCauley. Lucy's
deft blending of modern and ballet along with her wit, energy, sensuality, and strong musicality, has won her many fans. Her
skillful use of individual dancers' natural talents has won her the loyalty of some of the finest performers in the DC area.
In late 1996 the dance company was incorporated and received recognition as a non-profit organization by the IRS. The company
is governed by an independent, volunteer board of directors drawn from the local community.
Dance Factory
The actual birth of the Dance Factory was February 1976. We started off at a place called "Red,
The Barber's". Red had an adjoining karate school—kick off your shoes, jump up on the big ol' mat and dance—oops,
watch out for the leaky roof—puddles and all.
We have come a long way since that humble beginning. Our wonderfully
relocated site is next to the Virginia Square Metro, still in beatiful downtown Arlington, Va. Our 3,000-sq.-ft. cushioned
oak ballroom has entertained OVER 1/4 MILLION DANCERS.
We have 4 separate teaching areas inside the ballroom and we
offer dozens of Swing, Latin, and Ballroom classes monthly. Our superb staff instructs some of the best private and group
classes in the industry. We're big, we're popular, we're inexpensive, we're good, and we're fun! For those already acquainted
with ballroom dancing, we encourage you to come to ourFriday Night Open Dances, which include lessons (usually 6 to choose
from), along with plenty of practice time. They're huge, and the material taught is challenging. If you'd like to learn to
dance, take advantage of our Introductory Special of 3 free lessons (1 private, 1 group, and 1 Friday Dance). Don't miss the
fun... Call now! 703-528-9770
The Mission of the Night
Life ( NightLife ), RMC Network [ Cultural Democracy ]
Cultural Communications: Cultural
communications is the very heart of this system, and through the internet a free flow flow of information network has already
been established to allow this to happen. What is being done, is that an intiative based upon cultural democracy has been
now established for your the community online user to participate. More importantly, for those who are contributing valued
information getting known on the internet too! All too often, several events are simply not know by travelers, tourist,
or those who are looking for communities to move and live. It is envisioned by this process that events become both known,
and popular at the sametime. Moreover, new talent is happening all the time, and thus should likewise be promoted too! Beyond
that, is the emergence of the event provider, and thus system become even more crucial, and for two very important respects. One:
The promotion of the community itself, as represented in its entertainment value. Two: The economic activity it establishes
by which industries are likewise locally developed. Thus this crucial initiative and where it starts for you is on
this webpage... Special Submissions Online Forms . The growing dance culture: The online system Dance Community Get - Togethers is a faciliative service
system which is free and open to the public. This is to assist in the development of dance socials, dancce committee formations,
and development of those contacts which makes dance troupes come about. Thus this can be called the empowerment zone. Goto
Website Dance Community . The following are condensed information websites and thus they are as brief as possible. Moreover, and later on discussion
boards will be added. This will also help in the flow of information. Ballet and Modern Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Ballroom Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Belly and Folk Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Hip Hop and Modern Jazz dance Cities / City [ Website ] The Latin and Salsa Dance Cities / City [ Website ] Swing Dance Cities / City [ Website ]
The National and International Social Dance Registry [ WebSite ] The Ithaca Dance Directory [ Website ] You will note both the comments section and link exchange programs which are offered freely. Take advantage of them
and the central reason for this is based upon how the internet views partnerships ( internet socialization promotionals via
link exchanges ) as who is offering the best service, and has a check and balance as a result.
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