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Fredericksburg Lodge Streetscape Print – Architectural Study by Jacqueline C. Alexander

Fredericksburg Lodge Streetscape Print – Architectural Study by Jacqueline C. Alexander

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This architectural streetscape presents a historic view of  within the context of Fredericksburg’s early townscape.

Rendered by local artist Jacqueline C. Alexander, the composition reflects the character, scale, and architectural presence of the Lodge as it has stood within the city for generations.


About the Work

This piece offers a period-style interpretation of the Lodge and its surrounding streetscape, emphasizing architectural detail over symbolism. The work captures not only the building itself, but its relationship to the historic environment of Fredericksburg.

The artist’s signature is incorporated within the print, preserving its connection to a local artistic tradition.


Artist Context

Jacqueline C. Alexander was a Fredericksburg-based artist known for architectural and historical renderings of the region. Her work reflects a focus on place, structure, and historical continuity.


Product Details

  • Subject: Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4 streetscape
  • Artist: Jacqueline C. Alexander
  • Dimensions: 12.25 x 16.5 inches
  • Margins: Approx. 1” sides, 0.5” top and bottom
  • Medium: Print reproduction
  • Orientation: Horizontal
  • Condition: New, unframed
  • Signature: Artist signature present within the print

Presentation Notes

This is an unframed print, allowing for custom framing suited to personal, office, or Lodge display. The margins and composition provide a balanced presentation appropriate for both residential and institutional settings.


Use & Display

  • Appropriate for:
  • Lodge rooms and offices
  • Personal study or library display
  • Architectural and historical collections
  • Gifts connected to Fredericksburg or Lodge history

Availability

This piece is offered from a limited quantity of Lodge-held inventory and is not part of an ongoing print run.


Supporting Preservation

This item is offered through the Fredericksburg Masonic Heritage Collection. Proceeds support the preservation of the Lodge’s 1816 building, archives, and historical assets.

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