Falls Church Local The Falls Church Directory
Add Your Business
Menu

Falls Church, Virginia

Museums and Galleries in Falls Church, VA

6 businesses listed

Cherry Hill Farmhouse, an 1845 Greek Revival house with an 1856 barn, has been city property since 1956 and opens as a house museum on select summer Saturdays. Tinner Hill Historic Park and its arch mark the neighborhood where, in January 1915, Dr. Edwin Bancroft Henderson and local Black families organized against the town's segregation ordinance, work that led to the first rural branch of the NAACP.

On the Arlington line, the west cornerstone of the original District of Columbia, set in 1791 by Andrew Ellicott's survey team, stands in a small park on Meridian Street. The Mary Riley Styles Public Library, founded in 1899, keeps a local history collection of newspapers, city records and photographs.

The city also has an arts gallery on West Broad Street and a private fine art studio on South Washington Street.

Museums, historic sites and galleries in the Falls Church area are listed below.

About these listings

Every business on this page is listed with public facts only: name, street address, phone number, category and opening hours where we have them. We do not publish reviews, star ratings, review counts or photographs, and we do not publish business email addresses.

Many of these listings do not show a website link. That is deliberate. We compiled them from public records and we would rather a business owner tell us their own URL than guess at it. If one of these is your business, open its listing and use the update link, or request removal. A person reads either request.