How to get to Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church by car or by bus
Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church is located in Alexandria, Virginia at 845 N Howard Street.
See the driving tips and parking information below.
Street Address
845 N Howard Street
Alexandria,
VA
22304
United States
Phone: (703) 751-1696
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Travel/Directions Tips
From the Washington Beltway I-495 take exit 57 onto I-395 North,
Proceed to exit 4 and take Seminary Road East,follow to North Howard Street and turn Right. After half a mile the church is on your left side on the hill. Â
Proceed to exit 4 and take Seminary Road East,follow to North Howard Street and turn Right. After half a mile the church is on your left side on the hill. Â
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