Odd Fellows Hall (Alexandria, Virginia)

Odd Fellows Hall is a historic building in Alexandria, Virginia, originally constructed in 1864 and expanded in 1870. This 2 1/2-story brick structure served as a meeting place for African-American Odd Fellows, fostering community and social gatherings. Notably built by black builder and politician George Seaton, it played a significant role in the local African-American community for decades. Today, the hall has been converted into condominiums, showcasing its decorative detailing and slate mansard roof, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.