Welcome to Hume Springs
History
Hume Springs is named after a spring that once ran on the property of the successful grocer and liquor merchant, Frank Hume. The spring fed into the Four Mile Run stream, which now separates the City of Alexandria and Arlington County.
For Residents
The Hume Springs Civic Association hosts quarterly engagement meetings among neighbors and local officials throughout the year. The meetings take place at the Chick Armstrong Recreation Center and are open to ALL residents.
News & Updates
Wondering what's happening in the neighborhood?
Stay in the know on all things Hume Springs, including local area developments, through our website, email list, or social media channels..
About the Neighborhood
Located in northern Alexandria, Virginia, lies the community of Hume Springs, nestled between the Arlandria-Chirilagua, Lynhaven, and Warwick Village neighborhoods. Originally built to house the growing federal workforce during World War II, the neighborhood has grown to some 170 brick row homes filled with families and friends.
Hume Springs provides residents with quick access to 395, Crystal City, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and the Potomac Yard Metro (opening May 2023). For those looking to spend their time outdoors, Hume Springs boasts its own park and playground, community garden, and directly connects to the Four Mile Run Park. Also, within walking distance is local watering hole, North Side 10, and the many restaurants of Del Ray.
The Hume Springs Civic Association was created in the 1980s to represent the neighborhood on various Alexandria development initiatives and to help elevate the feedback and concerns of the neighborhood.
