May 2024
Arlington Heights: Town Center
Boundries: Southern: Columbia Pike, Northern; Arlington Blvd, Western: South Glebe Road, Eastern: Fillmore Street & South Walter Reed Drive

The Arlington Heights Historic District is a national historic district . The area was formed from the integration of twenty-five subdivisions platted between 1909 and 1978. wikipedia

One block from the Pike on Walter Reed Drive are two schools: Community High School and Montessorsi Public School along with Arlington Career Center and Columbia Pike Library

Arlington Heights Neighborhood Columbia Pike Branch Library — Arlington Career Center & Columbia Pike Branch Library

Arlington Heights Arlington Careet Center — Arlington Career Center

Arlington Heights Neighborhood Community High School — Community High School

Arlington Heights Montessorsi Public School — Montessorsi Public School

Parade from Columbia Pike Library to Fair in Thomas Jefferson Park

Alice West Fleet Elementary School replaced Patrick Henry School but unfortunately not all of Patrick Henry's students were allowed to transfer to Fleet much to the dismay of many parents, who felt betrayed. Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Community Theatre and Community & SportsCenter are next door to Fleet both are on the corner of S. Old Glebe Road & S.Second Street.

Arlington Heights Neighborhood Thomas Jefferson School & Theatre — Thomas Jefferson Middle School & Community Theater

Arlington Heights Neighborhood Thomas Jefferson Park — Thomas Jefferson Park

Arlington Heights Neighborhood, Thomas Jeffereon Park — Thomas Jefferson Park

Arlington Heights Thomas Jefferson Park — Thomas Jefferson Park

Arlington Congregation Etz Hayim — Congregation Etz Hayim

History

Five Guys

In 1986 Jim Murrell and his sons opened their first location for Five Guys hamburgers at the Westmont Shopping Center in the Arlington Heights Neighborhood. During the time they were there they opened at four other locations. They closed the Westmont location in 1998.