Only lived in Loudoun for 4 years and just discovered this gem of a recycling center! We wanted to…read moregive our Christmas tree another purpose so we ventured out to the mulch area of this landfill. The recycling center-FREE- also accepts Christmas trees until Jan 29th. Just pull up to the recycling section prior to entering the paid landfills here you'll see giant bins for trees. They turn the trees into free mulch. It's simple and organized.

Good, well managed place. The driver needs to prove…read moreresidency in Loudoun or the utility bills at least. I am not sure about latest rules. Always do your homework. I have a house in Loudoun county, but I pay my taxes in AZ, so I learned this the hard way.

Every resident of Falls Church must visit this small park. The park honors the Tinner Hill…read morecommunity who successfully fought segregation in Falls Church and advocated for equal opportunity for decades. A plaque within the park tells their stories and calls out community leaders. There's also the "Zig-Zag" sculpture representing how leaders once tried to redraw boundaries to dilute the Black community's voting power. There's a shaded area to sit and a mural nearby honoring Tinner Hill.

Nice little park in Falls Church. There are a couple of plaques with historic information about the…read morearea.

Tony and I spent the night in Harper's Ferry WV. We were going to tour the Historical Park but…read moredecided to comeback at a later date to devote our time and a full day here. There is so much to see. It cost $20 for 1-3 consecutive days per vehicle. We did stop at the Shenandoah Pulp Factory Ruins to explore and investigate. Be sure to spray down with your Buggie Spray or be prepared to be dinner for the insect wildlife!!! It has a small pullover parking area for about 2 cars to share. There is some signage about it's history. Highly recommend if you're in the area. I'm definitely going back!!!

Not nearly as important as some other markers, but still we need to remember where we came from…read more The marker reads: "Named for Secretary of War Russell A. Alger, the camp was established in May 1898 on a 1,400-acre farm called Woodburn Manor. Some 23,500 men trained here for service in the Spanish-American War. The large military population greatly affected the lives of the residents of the small communities of Falls Church and Dunn Loring. The camp was abandoned early in August 1898 after an epidemic of typhoid fever. The War Department began the sale of land in September 1898." It seems kind of silly to go to the trouble of marking a place that was abandoned and sold over a century ago. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_A._Alger.

Free to visit. Good for people who interested in Spanish- American war. This location is beside TJ…read morepublic library. This history sign is for memories troops in the war. I am give 4/5 because the sign is hard to find and people barely know about it.

While I am not a member of this Country Club (I'm not a member of any CC for that matter!), it is a…read morenice place. I went over here last evening to attend a concert that is part of the "Haymarket Summer Concert Series." The concerts are free, but there is food and beverages available - folks are encouraged to buy tickets for the food - with the funds going to the preservation of the Evergreen Manor House - which is on the grounds of the Evergreen Country Club. The Evergreen Manor House has a history going back to the Civil War and is is on the National Register of Historic Places. It's a very scenic setting, the concert was on the front lawn of the Manor House, the location is right at the foot of Bull Run Mountain, the sun was setting, it was a nice time!

Big, clean, helpful staff…read more It is across the street from a high school so it gets busy around 230/3 - especially the roads! But even without students it seems to be a well loved library- it's not overly packed but it is busy during the day. It seems to have a diverse group of ethnicities that come through seeing how they offer one-on-one tutoring and multiple books in different languages. Is a good library. Just avoid school dismissal time.

What a cozy and nice library!!! Do not miss the view in the kids library. The trees around the area…read moreis a view that you dont want to miss. This time of the year the foliage is spectacular.

Beautiful library and friendly staff. We have gone twice to use the passport service and the first…read moretime there wasn't a wait. The second time was maybe 30 minutes but they give you a buzzer so you can look at books while you wait.

Was amazed having moved from another state to see how beautiful and well maintained this library…read moreis. State of the art and was a pleasant surprise.

This is a very historic and beautiful town along R50, the road that connects the East Coast to the…read moreWest Coast of this great country! The town has the oldest continually operating Inn in VA, the Red Fox Inn. There are plenty of shops and eateries in the town, as well as it's surrounding areas. There are also many place to stay, mostly all B&B's, Inns and one large hotel, the Salamander.

I LOVE THIS TOWN. There's something quite magical about it!!! From the police to the store owners…read moreand staff, it's like a hallmark movie. Love!!!