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The museum, housed in a two-story brick schoolhouse built in 1873, turns mundane things into unexpected vehicles for telling the history of Fairfax County.

View model train displays and explore Civil War history at this museum.

The history of firefighting is brought to life with demonstrations and displays.

The library is home to the largest collection of Shakespeare materials in the world.

The earthwork structure was built to defend Washington during the Civil War and is the only remaining fort with a permanent museum and interpretative program.

Created by veterans, the Freedom Museum honors the sacrifices and heroic efforts of America's 20th-century veterans, military personnel and heroes of the home front.

The home and studio of the American impressionist painter can be seen as it was in the 1920s.

This more than 300-foot-high structure that appears to tower over Alexandria was built by the freemasons in honor of George Washington.

Come learn how the Great Depression led to Greenbelt's creation.

See railroad-related historical artifacts and learn about the men and women who worked on the railroads, making Hagerstown a hub city.