Cherrydale, Virginia

Sit-in movement

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Georgetown (Washington, Washington, D.C. | McLean, Virginia | Great Falls, Virginia

Custis Trail

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Rosslyn, Virginia | Lyon Village, Virginia | Colonial Village (Arlington, Virginia) | Westover, Arlington, Virginia | Bluemont, Arlington, Virginia

Framing (construction)

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Humboldt, Kansas | Lisle, Illinois | Cooperstown, North Dakota | Mullan, Idaho | Pollock, South Dakota

Racial integration

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Springfield, Kingdom of EnglandKingdom of Great Britain | Compton, California | Shaker Heights, Ohio | Saucier, Mississippi | Lancaster, Jefferson County, Indiana

shared-use path

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Aberdeen, Scotland | Homestead, Pennsylvania | Lyon Village, Virginia | Colonial Village (Arlington, Virginia) | Munhall, Pennsylvania

International Style

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Brussels | Southend-on-Sea, England | South Downtown, Poland | Ljungby | Rehavia, Jerusalem District

Mission Revival architecture

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Knoxville, Tennessee | Kingman, Arizona | Napier, New Zealand | Polanco, Mexico | Camarillo, California

Civil rights movement

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Mississippi | Huntsville, Alabama | Marshall, Texas | Sandy Springs, Georgia | Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

Vernacular architecture

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Normandy | Intramuros | Lalibela, Ethiopia | Kano (city), Nigeria | Little Havana

Cape Cod (house)

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Castine, Maine | Camden, Maine | Elmont, New York | Douglaston–Little Neck, Queens | Hazel Park, Michigan

U.S. Route 29 in Virginia

Connects Cherrydale, Virginia to: Clifton, Virginia | Rosslyn, Virginia | Danville, Virginia | Culpeper | Manassas, Virginia