Parking bad . Security OK Staff friendly . Overall ok for…read morea court. Historical area

Terrible place. Color me not impressed…read more I was called to court -- won't elaborate more, just as i don't really care or want to -- but what an abysmal experience it has been. First off, parking is insanely hard to find. Come around lunchtime and you have to drive down 3-4 side roads and wander around for a good 15 min with no clue what you're doing, and right at the moment your heart hits panic mode, you'll likely find an open spot for street parking in the randomest of places. That's free parking, but it's a pure waste of time, so I don't treat that as free at all. Also, remember to take a photo of the street intersection where you parked. Trust me, Google Maps doesn't do a great job of saving your parking spot sometimes, so if you get lost on the way back, you could be headed in entirely the wrong direction. If you have the street names, just scan for those on a map view, and you'll find your way back home in no time. Knock that out, and it's still a 5-10 min run (or jog) to the court. I opted to run, but others might go for casual or fast-paced walk. Court location by itself sucks, and is nothing to laud about. I got lost but if I walk a bit more I find entrance to where I need to go. Their lockers are confusing to use and their security system is a nightmare. I wish I'd known phones are not allowed. Anyway, sitting through 4 hours of a court session is the truest waste of your life that you can ever reasonably manage, while still managing to stand on the good side of the law. Long story short, parking sucks for the court, location is meh, security system is a 19th century nightmare, and sitting through even an hour in court is the biggest potential waste of life that you can achieve. Be good, stay good, in these uncertain times. Also, this courthouse certifiably sucks, and I was not impressed in the least.

Well restored and docented 1940-1955 home of the great general and statesman. Four acres of…read moreattractive grounds at the entry to downtown Leesburg.

What a gem. To say this place is worth a visit is the understatement of the year. The house looks…read morelike the General just popped out to work in the garden -- it looks exactly like he and his wife still live there. George C. Marshall was a great man; honor his legacy, and the hope he brought to millions of impoverished Europeans, with a visit to this gorgeous farmhouse.

This was my first time visiting Morven Park. It's a beautiful park with a garden and a historically…read more protected mansion. I went here to take some scenic pictures with my wife and daughter. We were hoping to see some blooming but it's still a little early in the season to see its full glory. There were two beautiful magnolia trees in full bloom and that was worth the visit in itself. There are some picnic tables next to the public parking lot which makes for a nice place to have a picnic. There's an equine center in the park and I'm sure it's awesome for horse enthusiasts. I'm looking forward to coming back and enjoying a nice walk with my family.

We purchased the guided tour. Tickets were $16. Our tour guide Lizzy was very knowledgeable about…read morethe history of the house and the Westmorland Davis family. Westmorland Davis was the governor of Virginia. The rooms were opulently decorated. See the many photo! The upstairs guestrooms have been turned into the museum of hounds and hunting at Morven Park. which is a self guided tour. Lots of paintings of horses, foxes dogs.

Quaint, historical town that is clean and enjoyable . Great nearby shopping ( outlets) and parks. I…read morelove the cleanliness and and people are very friendly. If you like biking, hiking, cute downtown with good restaurants and history, this is a town not to miss. Also, nearby wineries and great golf.

Very nice tour and house of George Marshall. Tickets are not required in advance, and as I wasn't…read moresure when I'd be in town, we just called to confirm they were open for a tour, and that worked out. Just look up the address of where to park (as it's in the back on a different street) and you're good to go. The tour starts off with an informative movie. The house stayed with Marshall's family until it became a public historical site, so all the rooms were just as he left them. The tour guide had a lot of good stories about the private life of Marshall, which was really interesting to hear about. I'm glad the house was preserved, despite it being in rough shape when the last family member sold it. It's a gem of a site. There is a very small gift shop section. The tours are a bit over an hour and totally worth it to visit.

I loved this place! Good docents made for a great experience. Highly recommend coming here. Each…read moretour is led by a different guide, and has a slightly different experience based on their stories. But it was fascinating to really learn about the role George Marshall played in history, and about how impressive he was in putting Service over self.

Beautiful, well-cared for property. We thoroughly enjoyed hiking the trails and wandering around…read morethe grounds and gardens!

Love this place. Mansion is fun. I have cross country schooled here, and attended Polo in the Park…read more So much to see and do at this venue.

Oatlands is a beautiful house that merges the history of the 18th-century Carter owners and the…read more20th-century Eustises, who donated the house to the public. The house was beautifully decorated at the holidays. The tour guide seemed not to like or want to focus on the history of the house or the objects inside unless asked. It felt like she was bringing a lot of personal biases to her perspective, which made the experience a lot less enjoyable than it could have been otherwise. She took us through the first-floor rooms and then announced the top floor is self-guided only. At the admission price, that detracted from it being a better experience. The National Trust for Historic Preservation is the new manager of the site, and they bring a historical interpretation to the site that some visitors may not find as valuable as the tours given by the previous volunteer staff. There is a garden, a greenhouse, and a nice-sized gift shop. It's a beautiful house, and I did like getting some information on the inhabitants and the long history of the property. The presentation itself needed improvement, but the site was worth preserving.

I wasn't going to rate the Oatlands because we attended the Stage Coach Theater at the Oatlands but…read moreI believe it also deserved to be rated! The road down to the main building was not paved, very long and bumpy. Once you arrive to where you're ready to park there really aren't any signs directing you of where to go so we went up to someone at the big building and asked if we were at the right place to which they confirmed we were. I would suggest a larger sign on the main road stating that the entrance is coming up rather than right at the entrance. There was a very cute store inside which would have been very nice to shop at but there was only one person working the pay line which was also full of people buying drinks and cocktails. I highly suggest at least 2 people working that area in the beginning when people are arriving and definitely at intermission. We would have purchased more if we were able to get in line, purchase our items, and be back in time but we didn't think we would make it back in time. Also, when leaving any event, PLEASE be very careful. There weren't any lights leading away from the building to the parking lot which was pretty scary given that it also was not paved or a sidewalk. It was rocks/dirt and we all had to use our phones to leave. This could be dangerous for others that may have more of a difficult time seeing at night.

I don't know who's doing this, but that's not me and it better be removed stack that means right…read moreaway. Take that down. No one gave you permission to post my picture and I sure didn't post it. How corrupt get it off of there now

September 18th is early Voting Day in Loudoun County and this location was approximately 20 minutes…read moreaway from Ashburn. Lots of construction on Route 7 and intersecting roads so drive with care. Location is not off or a traffic Light so when following GPS drive slowly. Decent parking lot but not huge and since we were there around 10:00 am were able to find parking in the lot. Easy to find the location with many signs and people for either party. Plenty of helpful folks and social distancing in place. We were in and out quickly. Oh, if you applied for an absentee ballot, you have a choice to wait for it to arrive or vote provisionally in an adjacent building and then return to sender when your absentee ballot shows up. Provisional ballots will not be counted until November 6th but we were glad to have our votes in.

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.