Historical Markers and War Memorials in Fairfax County, Virginia
Adjacent to Fairfax County, Virginia
▶ Alexandria (297)
▶ Arlington County (369)
▶ Fairfax (39)
▶ Falls Church (50)
▶ Loudoun County (252)
▶ Prince William County (502)
▶ Washington, D.C. (1956)
▶ Charles County, Maryland (142)
▶ Montgomery County, Maryland (534)
▶ Prince George's County, Maryland (524)
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▶ Arlington County (369)
▶ Fairfax (39)
▶ Falls Church (50)
▶ Loudoun County (252)
▶ Prince William County (502)
▶ Washington, D.C. (1956)
▶ Charles County, Maryland (142)
▶ Montgomery County, Maryland (534)
▶ Prince George's County, Maryland (524)
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GEOGRAPHIC SORT
201► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — ‘Thermo-Con’ House —  |
| 202► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Belvoir Grounds and Potomac View Trail — The Northern Neck Land Grant — Belvoir and the Fairfax Family — |
| 203► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — E 145 — Alexandria, Mt. Vernon, and Accotink Turnpike — |
| 204► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — E-60 — Belvoir — |
| 205► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Belvoir — |
| 206► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Dairy — |
| 207► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Facility 1433, Rail Bridge — |
| 208► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Facility 2298, Rail Bridge — |
| 209► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Fairfax Family Cemetery — |
| 210► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Fairfax Monument — |
| 211► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Ferdinando, and the End of the Fairfax Ownership — |
| 212► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — E-64 — Fort Belvoir — |
| 213► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Fort Belvoir Military Railroad Historic Corridor — |
| 214► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Gardens and Kitchen at Belvoir — |
| 215► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — John J. Kingman Road Crossing — |
| 216► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Life at Belvoir — |
| 217► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Meat House — |
| 218► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Necessary — |
| 219► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Non Commissioned Officers’ Service Club — |
| 220► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Pohick Road Crossing — |
| 221► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Pope-Leighey — |
| 222► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Slavery and Belvoir — |
| 223► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Telegraph Road — |
| 224► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Army Comes to Belvoir — |
| 225► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Birth of a River — |
| 226► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Fairfax Family — |
| 227► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Influence of the Fairfax Family — |
| 228► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Neighborhood — |
| 229► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The People of Woodlawn — |
| 230► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Staff Sergeant John D. Linde Visitor Center — |
| 231► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — The Woodlawn Historic District — |
| 232► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Treasury Building Column Sections — |
| 233► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Warehouse District — |
| 234► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Water Storage Tank 188 — |
| 235► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — William Fairfax and His Son, George William Fairfax — |
| 236► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Woodlawn — 1803-1840 — |
| 237► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Woodlawn — |
| 238► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Woodlawn Historic Landscapes — |
| 239► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Belvoir — Woodlawn Quaker Meetinghouse — |
| 240► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Hunt — Fort Washington—The Capital’s Guardian — |
| 241► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Hunt — George Washington, Farmer — Mount Vernon Trail — George Washington Memorial Parkway, National Park Service — |
| 242► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Hunt — Historic White House Gates — circa 1819 — |
| 243► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Hunt — Mount Vernon Memorial Highway — George Washington Memorial Parkway — |
| 244► Virginia (Fairfax County), Fort Hunt — The Last Defense — Fort Hunt — |
| 245► Virginia (Fairfax County), Franconia — E-125 — Birthplace of Fitzhugh Lee — |
| 246► Virginia (Fairfax County), Franconia — Carrolltown — |
| 247► Virginia (Fairfax County), Franconia — Franconia — |
| 248► Virginia (Fairfax County), Franconia — Laurel Grove Colored School and Church — |
| 249► Virginia (Fairfax County), Franconia — Rose Hill — |
| 250► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — A Globally Rare Environment — |
| 251► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — American Indians of the Potomac River — Riverbend Park — Potomac River Gorge Interpretive Trail — |
| 252► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — Crossing the Potomac at Rowser's Ford — J.E.B. Stuart's Most Difficult Achievement — |
| 253► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — Forestville School — |
| 254► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — Great Falls Canal and Locks — |
| 255► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — T-46 — Great Falls Nike Missile Site — |
| 256► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — Historical Statement (The Bell) — |
| 257► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — E-112 — Old Road To The West — |
| 258► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — People and the Potomac — |
| 259► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — River Crossing at Conn's Ferry — War of 1812 — |
| 260► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — River of Change — The Potomac River at Great Falls — |
| 261► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — Rowser's Ford — 5,000 Confederate Cavalrymen Crossed — Gettysburg Campaign — |
| 262► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — The Patowmack Canal — |
| 263► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — E-143 — U.S. Army Map Service — |
| 264► Virginia (Fairfax County), Great Falls — Washington's Canal — |
| 265► Virginia (Fairfax County), Groveton — E-96 — Huntley — |
| 266► Virginia (Fairfax County), Groveton — Huntley — |
| 267► Virginia (Fairfax County), Groveton — Missing Views, Lost Stories — A View for All Time — |
| 268► Virginia (Fairfax County), Groveton — New Views, New Voices — A View for All Time — |
| 269► Virginia (Fairfax County), Groveton — Unfolding Views, Hidden Stories — A View for All Time — |
| 270► Virginia (Fairfax County), Gum Springs — E 146 — Woodlawn Methodist Church — |
| 271► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — 100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Military Intelligence Service — |
| 272► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Acetylene Gas Generating Station — |
| 273► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Battle of Dranesville — “First Federal Victory South of the Potomac” — |
| 274► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Civil War at Frying Pan Spring Meeting House — |
| 275► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Elden House — |
| 276► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Elwardstone — |
| 277► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Ferenc Nagy — 1903 - 1979 — Prime Minister of Hungary — |
| 278► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Frying Pan Meeting House — |
| 279► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Frying Pan Meeting House — |
| 280► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — T-43 — Frying Pan Meeting House — |
| 281► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Blacksmith Shops — |
| 282► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Dairy Farming — |
| 283► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Fire Department — |
| 284► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Fortnightly Club — |
| 285► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Station — |
| 286► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Town Hall — |
| 287► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon Town Square — |
| 288► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon: A Summer Resort — |
| 289► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon's First Church — |
| 290► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Herndon's Pine Street — |
| 291► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — C-24 — Laura Ratcliffe — |
| 292► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Laura Ratcliffe — Civil War Spy — Virginia Civil War Trails — |
| 293► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Mosby’s Herndon Station Raid — “My loss was nothing.” — Mosby's Confederacy — |
| 294► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — C-25 — Mosby’s Rock — |
| 295► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Mosby's Raid — |
| 296► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Mosby's Rock — |
| 297► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — Payne House — |
| 298► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — The Big Fire — |
| 299► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — The Herndon Parkway — 6.5 Miles in Length, Completed in 1997 — Dedicated in Memory of Edward N. Stirewalt — |
| 300► Virginia (Fairfax County), Herndon — The Rail Strike of 1916 — |
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