Past and Present In Falls Church

Self- Guided Tour

� Falls Church

Other Towns

� Falls Church

� Dunn Loring

� Reston

� Herndon

� Sterling

� Leesburg

� Hamilton

� Purcellville

Main Pages

� Old Towns

� The Railroad

� Maps

� W&OD Home

� Old Houses

Boycott The Falls Church News Press for lies it publishes.
During the Civil War
Cherry Hill Farmhouse, 1845, open for tours, Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., through October, no charge. An upper-middle class house with farm outbuildings. Tour is free.
The Falls Church (Episcopal)
Village Preservation and Improvement Society
Falls Church has an extensive web site on history. What it's like to live in Falls Church.

The Victorian Society At Falls Church.

Falls Church on W&OD

� African- American Sites

East Falls Church Station, Arlington County, dismantled in 1970. Photo by H. H. Harwood, Jr. Built by the Richmond & Danville Railroad, when it controlled the W&OD. Sister stations in Leesburg, Clifton and Gainesville, VA.

� Civil War

� Camping

� Equestrian

� Wildlife

� Biking

� Parking

� Walking

� In-Line Skating

� Commuting

Trolley Station, East Falls Church. Until it went bankrupt in 1939, this line competed with the railroad, taking passengers to Georgetown via Ballston. Note the post office.

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