Historical Markers and War Memorials in Fairfax County, Virginia
Adjacent to Fairfax County, Virginia
▶ Alexandria (297)
▶ Arlington County (368)
▶ Fairfax (39)
▶ Falls Church (50)
▶ Loudoun County (252)
▶ Prince William County (502)
▶ Washington, D.C. (1957)
▶ Charles County, Maryland (142)
▶ Montgomery County, Maryland (529)
▶ Prince George's County, Maryland (523)
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▶ Arlington County (368)
▶ Fairfax (39)
▶ Falls Church (50)
▶ Loudoun County (252)
▶ Prince William County (502)
▶ Washington, D.C. (1957)
▶ Charles County, Maryland (142)
▶ Montgomery County, Maryland (529)
▶ Prince George's County, Maryland (523)
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GEOGRAPHIC SORT
101► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Piedmont Airlines — Thomas H. Davis: Founder, Chairman, & CEO — "The model of how good an airline can be" —  |
| 102► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Richard Bland Lee: Gentleman Farmer — |
| 103► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Salisbury Plain — |
| 104► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Sully Historic Site — |
| 105► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — C-18 — Sully Plantation — |
| 106► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Cross Farmhouse — |
| 107► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Distinguished Flying Cross Society — |
| 108► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Flying Tigers — China — World War II — 1941-1945 — |
| 109► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Sully Farms — "Alone in Dixie" — |
| 110► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Tuskegee Airmen — |
| 111► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Walney Dairy — The Role of the Dairy at 19th Century Walney — |
| 112► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Walney Dairy — Anatomy of a Dairy — |
| 113► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — The Walney Dairy — 19th Century Dairying: A Cottage Industry — |
| 114► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Walney House — |
| 115► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Walney Outbuildings — Outbuilding Foundation — |
| 116► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Walney Outbuildings — Smoke House — |
| 117► Virginia (Fairfax County), Chantilly — Walney Outbuildings — Icehouse — |
| 118► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — “Pink” House — 1905 — |
| 119► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Barber Shop — 1884 — |
| 120► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Bradley House — 1870 — |
| 121► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Buckley Store — c. 1900 — |
| 122► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Circa 1884 — |
| 123► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Clifton Baptist Church — 1876 — |
| 124► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Clifton Hotel — |
| 125► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Clifton Presbyterian Church — 1870 — |
| 126► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Clifton Primitive Baptist Church — 1871 — |
| 127► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Davis Buckley House — 1913 — |
| 128► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Detwiler House — Ca. 1900 — |
| 129► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — E-101 — Devereux Station — |
| 130► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Devereux Station — Orange and Alexandria Railroad — |
| 131► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Fairfax House — 1905 — |
| 132► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Ferndale — ca. 1904 — |
| 133► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Fulmer Brill House — ca. 1912 — |
| 134► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Fulmer House — |
| 135► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Harris House — 1830 — |
| 136► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Huckbill — 1902 — |
| 137► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Ivakota Farm — |
| 138► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Kidwell House — 1890 — |
| 139► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Kincheloe House — 1900 — |
| 140► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — McDaniel House — 1895 — |
| 141► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Old Dominion Stone Company Millstone — |
| 142► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Old Town Hall — |
| 143► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Payne House — c.1884 — |
| 144► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Quigg House — 1874 — |
| 145► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Sangster’s Station — “Tears And Love For the Blue—Love and Tears for the Grey” — |
| 146► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Southard — 1904 — |
| 147► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Susan Riviere Hetzel — |
| 148► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Sutphin House — Ca. 1951 — |
| 149► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — The Fairfax Herald — June 29, 1917 — |
| 150► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Union Mills Historic Site — |
| 151► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Weaver House — |
| 152► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Wine House — 1905 — |
| 153► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Wm. E. Beckwith House — 1771 — |
| 154► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Wolf Run Shoals — Strategic Crossing Point — |
| 155► Virginia (Fairfax County), Clifton — Woodyard House — c. 1899 — |
| 156► Virginia (Fairfax County), Crowells Corner — Cartersville Baptist Church — |
| 157► Virginia (Fairfax County), Dranesville — T-36 — Action At Dranesville — |
| 158► Virginia (Fairfax County), Dunn Loring — Camp Alger — |
| 159► Virginia (Fairfax County), Dunn Loring — Dunn Loring Station — |
| 160► Virginia (Fairfax County), Dunn Loring — Tracks into History — The Washington & Old Dominion Railroad — |
| 161► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fair Haven — Parapet and Gun Platforms — Mount Eagle Park — |
| 162► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — A Tribute to The Men of Fairfax County — |
| 163► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — Battle of Chantilly — Ox Hill — |
| 164► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — B-13 — Battle of Ox Hill — (Chantilly) — |
| 165► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — C-19 — Bull Run Battlefields — |
| 166► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — BW-2 — Burke’s Station Raid — |
| 167► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — David R. Pinn Community Center — |
| 168► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — Fairfax Court House — Built in 1800 — |
| 169► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — Fairfax Court House — Built 1800 — Old Town Fairfax — |
| 170► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — E-98 — Fairfax Nike Missile Site — |
| 171► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — Manassas Gap Railroad — Independent Line — |
| 172► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — B-29 — Maryland (Antietam / Sharpsburg) Campaign — |
| 173► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — Monument to John Q. Marr — |
| 174► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — Reid-Ballard House — Once a Prominent Landmark — Ox Hill (Chantilly) Battlefield — |
| 175► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — The Death of Generals Stevens and Kearny — Second Manassas Campaign — |
| 176► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — The Attack and Death of General Stevens — |
| 177► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — The Battle of “Chantilly” (Ox Hill) — Then & Now — |
| 178► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — Attack of General Birney’s Brigade — |
| 179► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — The Death of General Kearny — |
| 180► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — Boulders and Quartz Stone — The Spot Where General Stevens Fell — |
| 181► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — Kearny and Stevens Monuments — |
| 182► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — Kearny's Stump and the Monument Lot — |
| 183► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — General Reno's Probe East of Ox Road — |
| 184► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — Aftermath: The Invasion of Maryland — |
| 185► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — |
| 186► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — |
| 187► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — The Battle of Ox Hill — |
| 188► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — War Dogs — Always Faithful — |
| 189► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax — World War II POW Camp Site — |
| 190► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Clara H. Barton — Founder of the American Red Cross — |
| 191► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Fairfax Station — “The angel of the battlefield.” — |
| 192► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Fairfax Station — |
| 193► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — In this Church of St. Mary’s — August 31 – September 1, 1862 — |
| 194► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Payne’s Church — |
| 195► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Selecman’s (Snyder’s) Ford — |
| 196► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Skirmish at St. Mary’s — Victory or Death — Mosby's Confederacy — |
| 197► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — St. Mary’s Catholic Church — |
| 198► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fairfax Station — Type C31 (Cupola) Caboose — |
| 199► Virginia (Fairfax County), Falls Church — Bailey’s Crossroads — |
| 200► Virginia (Fairfax County), Falls Church — T-40 — Lincoln Reviews Troops at Bailey’s Crossroads — |
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