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Fairfax Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Fairfax, VA, Virginia.
Blenheim Estate More Info
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Blenheim Estate is a 12-acre (5-ha) property rich in Civil War history. The estate is situated just outside of Fairfax and features a Civil War Interpretive Center, as well as historic buildings from the mid-1800s and exhibits of art and poetry by Union soldiers. Open 12noon to 4pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Tours available. Address: 3610 Old Lee Hwy | Fairfax, VA | 22030 [ Map ] Tel: 1 703 385-8414
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Old Town Hall Fairfax + My Favorites
Situated in the historic district of Fairfax, this Old Town Hall was built in 1900 as a gift to the city. Today, the landmark building serves as an art gallery for the Fairfax Art Guild, as well as hosting concerts, performances and special events. Address: 3999 University Dr | Fairfax, VA | 22030 [ Map ] Tel: 1 703 352-1787
Historic Fairfax Courthouse More Info
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This historic building was built in 1800 and served as Fairfax's original courthouse before becoming a hub of Civil War activity. The building passed between Confederate and Union control several times and was the site of the first Confederate officer casualty of the war. The national landmark is still in use today for some city and county departments and can be toured by appointment. Address: 4000 Chain Bridge Rd | Fairfax, VA [ Map ] Tel: 1 703 324-7329
St Mary's Church More Info
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This church was built in 1858 and acted as a spiritual refuge for many Irish immigrants. Its location on the main road from Fairfax Courthouse to the depot of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad (now Fairfax Station) made it a focal point in the Civil war for both armies in their attempts to control the railroad. Address: 5222 Sideburn Rd | Fairfax, VA Tel: 1 703 978-4141
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Antonia Ford was a confederate spy and she forms part of the exhibit at the Ford House. Visitors can learn about the Union officer who fell in love with Antonia and about how she was imprisoned as a spy. Address: 3977 Chain Bridge Rd | Fairfax, VA
Ratcliffe-Alison House and Kitty Pozer Gardens More Info
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This house was built in 1812 and is considered the oldest surviving house in Fairfax. No longer occupied, the house served various roles, including being the home to the prominent gardener and writer Kitty Pozer. The property is open Fridays and Saturdays, April through October. Free admission, tours available by appointment. Address: 10386 Main St | Fairfax, VA | 22030 [ Map ] Tel: 1 703 385-8414