07/03/2021
Celebrating 245 years of freedom and counting. Happy Birthday, America!
Celebrating 245 years of freedom and counting. Happy Birthday, America!
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Founded in 1917, Columbia Gardens, family operated through four generations, has served Northern Virginia and the surrounding area with compassionate care for over a century.
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Columbia Gardens, family operated through four generations, has served Northern Virginia and the surrounding area with compassionate care for a century. Located in the heart of Arlington, Virginia, Columbia Gardens is a shrine of perpetual beauty featuring 38 acres of rolling hills and mature trees. It's the only public cemetery in Arlington with upright monuments.
Operating as usual
05/30/2021
As we do every Memorial Day, our family and staff place American flags on the grave sites of more than 1,000 veterans at Columbia Gardens Cemetery. This important tradition extends back over many generations during our 104-year history. It is a privilege to honor the men and women who have served our country and remember their sacrifice.
As we do every Memorial Day, our family and staff place American flags on the grave sites of more than 1,000 veterans at Columbia Gardens Cemetery. This important tradition extends back over many generations during our 104-year history. It is a privilege to honor the men and women who have served our country and remember their sacrifice.
05/21/2021
Learn how to take outstanding rose photos from Arlington Rose Foundation (ARF) experts. The Memorial Rose Garden at Columbia Gardens Cemetery will be a beautiful, fragrant setting for the 40-minute instruction class, followed by personal guidance to help you capture the beauty of our 180 rose bushes. Bring your smart phone, professional camera and even a tripod if you like. Please wear garden shoes. This ARF-sponsored event is free to ARF members; non-members $15. Questions? Email [email protected].
Learn how to take outstanding rose photos from Arlington Rose Foundation (ARF) experts. The Memorial Rose Garden at Columbia Gardens Cemetery will be a beautiful, fragrant setting for the 40-minute instruction class, followed by personal guidance to help you capture the beauty of our 180 rose bushes. Bring your smart phone, professional camera and even a tripod if you like. Please wear garden shoes. This ARF-sponsored event is free to ARF members; non-members $15. Questions? Email [email protected].
05/07/2021
A rose bush is not only beautiful, but can be a long-lasting, living tribute to the memory of a loved one. We invite you to select one of the 200 rose bushes in our Memorial Rose Garden — like this gorgeous Julia Child rose — or work with our rosarian to choose a new bush to plant. Your rose bush will have a placard with your loved one’s name and a QR code that links to your tribute of their life. We welcome you to host a gathering on the day the rose is dedicated. To learn more about a Rose Tribute, contact our office.
A rose bush is not only beautiful, but can be a long-lasting, living tribute to the memory of a loved one. We invite you to select one of the 200 rose bushes in our Memorial Rose Garden — like this gorgeous Julia Child rose — or work with our rosarian to choose a new bush to plant. Your rose bush will have a placard with your loved one’s name and a QR code that links to your tribute of their life. We welcome you to host a gathering on the day the rose is dedicated. To learn more about a Rose Tribute, contact our office.
04/30/2021
Moving Day, Part 2
Things are moving at Columbia Gardens! First, it was moving and saving trees. This week it’s moving “Ruth’s Barn” to a more convenient location on our grounds, which was built in the late 60’s by Ned Thomas, Sr. to house landscaping tools and supplies. Named after Ruth Nordenbeck, the much-beloved caretaker for the cemetery from 1970 to 2005, the barn will get a new coat of paint and a new role. Coming soon ~ Ruth’s Barn will be used for flower arranging classes at the cemetery.
Moving Day, Part 2
Things are moving at Columbia Gardens! First, it was moving and saving trees. This week it’s moving “Ruth’s Barn” to a more convenient location on our grounds, which was built in the late 60’s by Ned Thomas, Sr. to house landscaping tools and supplies. Named after Ruth Nordenbeck, the much-beloved caretaker for the cemetery from 1970 to 2005, the barn will get a new coat of paint and a new role. Coming soon ~ Ruth’s Barn will be used for flower arranging classes at the cemetery.
04/10/2021
It’s "moving day" at Columbia Gardens! Moving of trees, that is. Tree experts helped us move several flowering cherry trees, holly trees and this 50’ tall Leland cedar to better locations where they will be able to grow and thrive. It’s a big job, with root systems extending 5-6’ deep. Moving and saving trees is good for the environment and it’s something we do regularly here at Columbia Gardens. We are proud to have received national Arboretum status based on the care of our grounds, preservation of our trees and management of our environment.
It’s "moving day" at Columbia Gardens! Moving of trees, that is. Tree experts helped us move several flowering cherry trees, holly trees and this 50’ tall Leland cedar to better locations where they will be able to grow and thrive. It’s a big job, with root systems extending 5-6’ deep. Moving and saving trees is good for the environment and it’s something we do regularly here at Columbia Gardens. We are proud to have received national Arboretum status based on the care of our grounds, preservation of our trees and management of our environment.
03/24/2021
Spring has sprung at Columbia Gardens! We hope you'll enjoy the warmer weather exploring our grounds with Agent Tom S. Fox! Download Agents of Discovery for free at the Apple Store and Google Play.
1. Join Agents of Discovery, the not-so-secret, secret agency dedicated to learning and playing outdoors to solve Challenges.
2. To get started, download the FREE game and Columbia Gardens Cemetery Mission to your mobile device. After downloading the app, visit Columbia Gardens Mission.
3. This game will help you discover Columbia Gardens Cemetery—use the hints and clues from your surroundings to solve mysteries of nature, culture, and technology.
Spring has sprung at Columbia Gardens! We hope you'll enjoy the warmer weather exploring our grounds with Agent Tom S. Fox! Download Agents of Discovery for free at the Apple Store and Google Play.
1. Join Agents of Discovery, the not-so-secret, secret agency dedicated to learning and playing outdoors to solve Challenges.
2. To get started, download the FREE game and Columbia Gardens Cemetery Mission to your mobile device. After downloading the app, visit Columbia Gardens Mission.
3. This game will help you discover Columbia Gardens Cemetery—use the hints and clues from your surroundings to solve mysteries of nature, culture, and technology.
02/06/2021
Do you recognize Rose, the centerpiece of our Memorial Rose Garden? She looks quite different, sporting a cape of snow in the first major snowfall we’ve had in two years. It won’t be too long before she’s surrounded by beautiful roses once again.
Do you recognize Rose, the centerpiece of our Memorial Rose Garden? She looks quite different, sporting a cape of snow in the first major snowfall we’ve had in two years. It won’t be too long before she’s surrounded by beautiful roses once again.
01/20/2021
Our office is closed in honor of Inauguration Day. We will resume regular hours on Thursday. Thank you.
Our office is closed in honor of Inauguration Day. We will resume regular hours on Thursday. Thank you.
01/05/2021
On Saturday, January 9, please volunteer to help us remove wreaths placed on veterans’ grave sites on Wreaths Across America Day. Wreath clean-up will be from 9:00 to 11:00 am. Mask-wearing and social distancing practices will be followed. Let us know if you will come. Call 703.527.1235 or email [email protected].
On Saturday, January 9, please volunteer to help us remove wreaths placed on veterans’ grave sites on Wreaths Across America Day. Wreath clean-up will be from 9:00 to 11:00 am. Mask-wearing and social distancing practices will be followed. Let us know if you will come. Call 703.527.1235 or email [email protected].
01/01/2021
Thanks to our many volunteers and supporters who made our 2nd Wreaths Across America Day such a success! On December 19, more than 250 volunteers, wearing masks and practicing social distancing, paid tribute to veterans. Special shout-out to the Girl Scouts, Brownies, Boy Scouts, DAR members, Assist Goals members, Yorktown High School National Honor Society members, Notre Dame Alumnae Association and all the community members who came out to Remember, Honor and Teach by laying wreaths on veterans’ graves in Columbia Gardens Cemetery. On Saturday, January 9, please volunteer to help us pick up wreaths from 9:00 — 11:00 am. Call 703.527.1235 or email us at [email protected].
Thanks to our many volunteers and supporters who made our 2nd Wreaths Across America Day such a success! On December 19, more than 250 volunteers, wearing masks and practicing social distancing, paid tribute to veterans. Special shout-out to the Girl Scouts, Brownies, Boy Scouts, DAR members, Assist Goals members, Yorktown High School National Honor Society members, Notre Dame Alumnae Association and all the community members who came out to Remember, Honor and Teach by laying wreaths on veterans’ graves in Columbia Gardens Cemetery. On Saturday, January 9, please volunteer to help us pick up wreaths from 9:00 — 11:00 am. Call 703.527.1235 or email us at [email protected].
12/12/2020
Join us for Wreaths Across America Day, 9-11AM Saturday, December 19, at Columbia Gardens to place wreaths at the grave sites of more than 750 veterans. We are taking extra steps to keep our volunteers safe, including social distancing, staggering times for wreath laying, and wearing masks and gloves. Please let us know if you will come. Call 703.527.1235 or email [email protected].
11/11/2020
Every day, and especially on this Veterans Day, we remember and honor the more than 750 veterans whose final resting place is Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
11/09/2020
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11/09/2020
How can you support our 2nd Wreaths Across America Day at Columbia Gardens Cemetery? 🇺🇸 Sponsor the purchase of Remembrance wreaths. Please order by November 30. 🇺🇸 Volunteer to place wreaths at the grave sites of more than 750 veterans at the cemetery on December 19. 🇺🇸 Invite friends to help. Visit columbiagardenscemtery.org.
10/15/2020
The Arlington Rose Foundation Rose Auction and Rooting Workshop has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 18, 2:00 — 4:30 pm, in the Columbia Gardens Memorial Rose Garden. Please join us to bid on rose bushes and attend a workshop on how to grow roses from cuttings. ARF members: free. Non-members: $15. Visit arlingtonrose.org for details.
10/08/2020
Recently, Arlington Rose Foundation (ARF) members attended a tutorial on growing healthy roses in our Memorial Rose Garden. Pam Powers (right), Consulting Rosarian to Columbia Gardens Cemetery, gave tips on soil enrichment, fertilizing, pruning and the types of roses best suited to our climate. Daun Thomas Frankland (left), President, Columbia Gardens Cemetery, explained how the Rose Garden has expanded during the cemetery’s 100+ year history to its current size of more than 170 rose bushes and her future plans to host receptions and weddings in the garden. Attend the Annual ARF Auction & Rooting Workshop, Sunday, October 11, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, in the Rose Garden. ARF members: free. Non-members: $15. Visit arlingtonrose.org for details.
09/14/2020
Kline Memorials is installing another beautiful mausoleum at Columbia Gardens Cemetery!
09/07/2020
A Labor Day suggestion – since you have the day off anyway, why not take a stroll through the arboretum at Columbia Gardens Cemetery? Discover the winding pathways that lead through acres of towering trees, many of which are identified with QR codes that provide information about the species, life span and more. Stroll through our Memorial Rose Garden with 200 rose bushes, and see the beautiful plantings in the Cremation Garden. Both have benches to rest from your walk and enjoy a peaceful moment to refresh and renew.
09/05/2020
A virtual gathering helps bring family and friends together in a time of need. Columbia Gardens Cemetery offers virtual “Zoom” video for burial and cremation services where distance or other circumstances are keeping people apart. Crystal clear video and audio can be shared with literally hundreds of people as they come together to celebrate the life of a loved one. Please contact our office for more information. columbiagardenscemetery.org
08/10/2020
During the July 21st virtual meeting of the Arlington County Board, Chair Libby Garvey took time to recognize Columbia Gardens Cemetery’s national arboretum status. Chair Garvey also noted the cemetery’s long history as part of the Arlington community and that the Thomas family has continuously owned Columbia Gardens since its founding in 1917. This tradition continues today with Daun Thomas Frankland, great-granddaughter of the founder, serving as President of the cemetery. She described Columbia Gardens as a “wonderful asset to the community” and encouraged residents to take a walk to enjoy our lovely grounds.
Our Level I Accreditation by the ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program and the Morton Arboretum is based on the care of our grounds, preservation of our trees, and management of our environment. We are one of only 33 cemeteries to receive this honor in the U.S.
07/09/2020
June 14 was a historic day for Columbia Gardens Cemetery when Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, assisted by Father Christopher Christensen, parochial vicar of the Cathedral of St. Thomas More, blessed our beautiful Cremation Garden. We are very proud to receive this honor. The last time Columbia Gardens was honored with a blessing by the Catholic Church was in the1950s when the bishop of the Diocese of Richmond came to bless the cemetery’s Catholic section and the cemetery as a whole.
07/04/2020
The Memorial Rose Garden at Columbia Gardens Cemetery was supposed to be the site for a special tea (hats and all) for the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). Due to current social distancing restrictions, Daun Thomas Frankland hosted the tea virtually via Zoom, surrounded by nearly 200 rose bushes in the garden. Daun has held a variety of leadership and committee positions with the DAR and Children of the American Revolution (CAR), spanning 40 years. Currently, she is the Regent of the Thomas Nelson Chapter, DAR, in Arlington. On this July 4th, we recognize the DAR and their continued work to perpetuate the memory and spirit of the men and women who achieved American Independence.
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06/24/2020
Arlington Catholic Herald
This afternoon, Bishop Burbidge, assisted by Father Christensen, blessed the cremation garden of Columbia Gardens Cemetery in Arlington. Read all about the church’s teaching on cremation in the next issue of the paper.
06/23/2020
How much water does a rose bush need?
Roses are heavy drinkers! For healthy roses this summer, follow these guidelines from Pam Powers, our Consulting Rosarian:
• To thrive, roses need an average of 4 gallons of water a week in 70-degree temperatures. An inch of rain equals about 3 gallons of water.
• For every 10-degree average above 70 degrees, add another gallon.
• Deep watering twice a week is better than shallow watering daily.
•When planting, test holes for draining and improve clay soil. No plant likes wet feet.
Sean , a member of our summer Dew Crew, shows the correct way to water roses in our Memorial Rose Garden.
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06/15/2020
Columbia Gardens is a park-like oasis in the middle of a highly urban setting — as evidenced by our recent visitor. This sweet deer wandered through our grounds this morning, chewing on our flowers! As a nationally accredited arboretum, we take great pride in preserving our trees, managing our environment and creating a home for a wide variety of wildlife. Learn more about arboretums: http://arbnet.org/morton-register/columbia-gardens-cemetery
06/12/2020
Be proud and celebrate Flag Day on Sunday, June 14. Flag Day commemorates the official adoption of the United States flag by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777. The first national observance of Flag Day was on the 100th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes on June 14, 1877. The current flag with 50 stars was flown for the first time on June 14, 1960. Long may our flag wave!
06/05/2020
What are basal breaks?
Basal breaks are the emergence of new canes directly from the base of the plant. (See the reddish canes in the photo). They are very desirable and a sign that the bush is rejuvenating itself with new canes that will replace older, worn out canes. “Your rose bushes are thriving when you see basal breaks!” says Pam Powers, our Consulting Rosarian.
Encourage basal breaks with:
• Proper spring pruning
• Correct soil pH of 6.25 -7.0
• Organic enriched soil
• Magnesium from Epsom salts added to liquid fertilizer
• Appropriate amounts of water
Now is a perfect time to visit our Memorial Rose Garden while it is in full bloom. Come take a walk through our grounds! http://www.columbiagardenscemetery.org
05/24/2020
On Memorial Day Monday, come see our spectacular rose garden. Our rose expert, Pam Powers, will be available from 9:00 to 11:00 am to answer any questions you may have about growing your own roses or about the many varieties of roses in our Memorial Rose Garden. Find inspiration for your own garden, get some exercise and take beautiful photos. Social distancing guidelines apply. We hope to see you there. columbiagardenscemetery.org
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| Tuesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 12am |
| Thursday | 9am - 4pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 12:30pm |
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We Are Here for You During the Coronavirus Crisis Columbia Gardens Cemetery has temporarily suspended our regular office hours during the Coronavirus health crisis. However, we are continuing to provide comfort and services for families in their time of loss. Please know that we are nearby and can arrange to meet with you for a same-day appointment or speak with you via phone to assist with arrangements for funeral services, purchase of burial space or other needs. Simply call us at 703.527.1235. Our grounds remain open from daylight to dusk and offer a beautiful setting to enjoy a moment of peace in the middle of these stressful times. You are welcome to enjoy walking throughout our grounds. For more information about Columbia Gardens and our services, visit columbiagardenscemetery.org.
Cherry buds are blooming at Columbia Gardens Cemetery! Valentine's weekend blossomed the first signs of spring. Come visit and walk our paths to discover which cherry trees were first to bloom. Using your phone's camera you may scan the QR codes tagged on trees throughout the cemetery grounds to learn more about the different species!
Columbia Gardens’ first annual Wreaths Across America Day was a great success! Many thanks to those in attendance who gave their time helping to honor and remember our veterans... -Local American Heritage Girls Troop -Local DAR chapter -Active and Retired Military -Families of veterans layed to rest at Columbia Gardens -Neighbors of the Arlington and nearby communities After a brief opening ceremony, with special remarks by Colonel D’Anne E. Spence of the United States Air Force, over one-hundred volunteers went to work dispersing all of the wreaths to veterans’ headstones.
The Cremation Garden at Columbia Gardens is in full bloom. Come enjoy the butterflies, birds and bees fluttering around our oasis in the middle of Arlington, VA. #pollinators #peace #relax #arlington #virginia
For nearly 250 years, the United States has been celebrating its independence. On July 4th, speeches and ceremonies are held across the nation. Across the country, people crowd cities for parades and festivals. Streets are decked out in red, white and blue bunting and flags. Children of all ages will take delight in the sparkling colors that dance across the sky. We hope that you will take a moment to remember and thank all those who have fought to keep this country and others free.
Today, Justin from local Boy Scout Troop 141 conducted his Eagle Scout project at Columbia Gardens. He organized a team of volunteers to take photos of markers and headstones for Billiongraves.com. Justin focused their efforts in Sections I (eye) and P. In the past, we have had other scouts from Troop 141 who have done similar projects in Sections E, F, G, and H. The purpose of this project is to assist people in finding their ancestral burial sites. While taking photos, volunteers trimmed away bushes to expose headstones and brushed away soil to expose markers. Justin will now take the summer to transcribe the information on the headstones and markers and upload the information to Billiongraves. He will also share this information with Columbia Gardens for our own internal database.
Columbia Gardens found some outstanding Arlington youth through this year's Arlington County Teen Summer Expo. They have named themselves the "Dew Crew," a bit of a play on words, and are working hard around the property.
Columbia Gardens 2019 Spring Fling was an outstanding success! Thank you to everyone who came and participated in the activities and all of those who assisted in making the day so much fun for everyone!
The birds all agree, Spring is best at Columbia Gardens.
The birds are singing, flowers are blooming and there has never been a better time to come for a stroll through our winding pathways. Call us for a personal tour or come on your own. www.columbiagardenscemetery.org
This Memorial Day we Honor our fallen Patriots who have fought to keep our country and others free.
We can’t wait till the beauty of spring comes to Columbia Gardens. Here is just a taste.
At Columbia Gardens, bookmarked between the beauty of the seasons are the people who make this place special--You.
Each year since 1993, by Presidential Proclamation, January 16 has been declared #ReligiousFreedomDay. The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom was signed January 16, 1786, and is commemorated each year on National Religious Freedom Day. Thomas Jefferson’s landmark statute became the basis for Congressman Fisher Ames’ establishment clause of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Columbia Gardens is non-denominational and open to people to from all countries and cultures.
Our Cremation Garden has memorialization options for everyone.
All year long, the beauty and memories continue at Columbia Gardens.
Another video of Velvet Storm from our October 20 Fall Family Celebration. The band was absolutely fantastic! We wish you could have been there. 💗
A video of Velvet Storm from our October 20 Fall Family Celebration.
The crew has been out reseeding and working the core aerator today. You may see small holes in the soil, these allow air, water and nutrients to pe*****te the grass roots, producing stronger, more beautiful grass.
Here are some scenes from past Fall Celebrations. We hope you can join us Saturday, Oct. 20, Noon-3 pm Everyone is invited ☺️
Peaceful contemplation on winding pathways isn't the only thing Columbia Gardens has to offer. We also provide a solid touchstone for generations to come and those who wish for a place to reconnect with their genealogy.
Why aren’t the flowers in our Cremation Garden purple anymore? Yellow Finches just love them!
The new Cremation Garden at Columbia Gardens provides special ways for families to celebrate life and remember loved ones. www.columbiagardenscemetery.org
Creating spaces for loving memories in a quiet oasis of mature trees, singing birds and winding pathways. www.columbiagardenscemetery.org
A break from the weather at Columbia Gardens, Audio courtesy of our avian inhabitants.
Columbia Gardens is an oasis of peace and quiet, right here in the middle of Arlington.
Culturally diverse and representative of the entire DC Metro area, centrally located in Arlington, VA. Still family owned after 100 years.
No matter the season, Columbia Gardens is a place of perpetual beauty. Come for a visit anytime, dawn to dusk.
Columbia Gardens Cemetery is located in the heart of Arlington, Virginia. Columbia Gardens is a shrine of perpetual beauty featuring 38 acres of rolling hills and mature trees.
Late summer blooms bring color across our grounds.Come for a walk and enjoy the peacefulness.
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Our Story
Columbia Gardens Cemetery has been family owned for four generations, continuously since our founding in 1917. It has been described as Arlington County’s community cemetery. We invite our neighbors and area residents to walk our winding paths and enjoy the towering trees and beautiful gardens on our grounds.
Columbia Gardens Cemetery is multicultural and non-denominational.
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Columbia Gardens is one of the few cemeteries in the Northern Virginia area that offers a wide range of options for memorials, including upright monuments and memorials, flat markers and private mausoleums. Burial and Interment Options
In an era where cemeteries are often owned by corporations, our family has watched over Columbia Gardens for over 400 seasons – over 100 years. We have served as trusted stewards of the memories of families and friends. You are welcome to visit our grounds to be comforted, or to find a peaceful place for reflection, whatever the season.
OUR STAFF
For us, it’s all about you and the needs of your family. That means that Daun Thomas Frankland and our staff take a hands-on approach to the overall care of Columbia Gardens, and the interment sites located here. And, it means making sure the immediate needs and concerns of your family, especially at a time of grief, are respected and met. Our mission is to listen to you and respond with very personal service for the care of your loved ones.
Nearby government services
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Cathedral of Saint Thomas More Cathedral Conc
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Catholic Charities, Diocese of Arlington
200 N Glebe Rd Ste 250 -
111 s george mason blvd
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Interstate Council on Water Policy
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414 North Fillmore Street
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111 S George Mason Dr
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Army National Guard Chaplain Corps
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Army National Guard Equal Opportunity & Diver
111 S George Mason Dr -
ARNG - Soldier and Family Support Division
111 S George Mason Dr -
Army National Guard Education Services
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Army National Guard Range Safety
111 S George Mason Drive, ARNG-AVS-G Ranges -
Army National Guard Sustainability
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Transition Assistance Advisors - VA, DoD enti
111 S. George Mason Drive, AHS-2, Suite 1PN-104 -
Army National Guard Warrant Officer Recruitin
111 S. George Mason Drive -
Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing
4318 N. Carlin Springs Rd.
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency - D
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Your Local Supermarket
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Center for Energy Science and Policy
3351 Fairfax Drive -
22206
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Arlington County Therapeutic Recreation
2121 N Culpeper St -
22210
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1655 NORTH FORT MYER DRIVE SUITE 700
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National Capital Chapter - BMW Car Club of A
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2300 Clarendon Blvd
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