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East Falls Church Station
In August 1940, when this photograph was taken, passenger ...
East Falls Church
In the 1700s, Falls Church began along two Indian trails a...
Falls of the Tar Church
Constituted as Particular
Baptist, 1757; Rev. John<...
Taylors Falls United Methodist Church
This is the oldest Methodist Church building in continuous...
The Falls Church
The first church on this site was built in 1734 and was in...
West Falls Church Station
In 1912, from the station that stood nearby to your right,...
The Falls Church
This Georgian-style church designed and built in 1767-69 b...
Falls Church
Between the Armies
In 1861, Falls Church was a farm ...
Results for Falls Church
East Falls Church Station
In August 1940, when this photograph was taken, passenger service on the Washington & Old Dominion was losing money and was being phased out. Passenger service stopped altogether in April 1941, but resumed two years later to support the national ...
East Falls Church
In the 1700s, Falls Church began along two Indian trails and included large farms anchored by an Anglican church. Several taverns and inns served as resting spots for travelers on their way to or from Leesburg, Virginia. By the 1840s, ...
Falls of the Tar Church
Constituted as Particular
Baptist, 1757; Rev. John
Moore & Joshua Lawrence
among early ministers.
Now Primitive Baptist.
Marker is on Hunter Hill Road near Benvenue Road (North Carolina Road 43), on the right when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Taylors Falls United Methodist Church
This is the oldest Methodist Church building in continuous use in Minnesota. Methodist circuit riders of the Sunrise Mission served the Taylors Falls area 1852-59. On March 27, 1859, the Rev. Sias Bolles organized the Taylors Falls Methodist Episcopal Church ...
The Falls Church
The first church on this site was built in 1734 and was in Truro Parish. George Washington was elected a vestryman, October 3, 1763. In 1765 the church fell within the newly created Fairfax Parish, of which Washington was chosen ...
West Falls Church Station
In 1912, from the station that stood nearby to your right, you could board a modern interuban passenger coach at 7:34 a.m. and arrive in Georgetown by 8:00 sharp.
It was a new century and Washington, D.C., was on the move. ...
The Falls Church
This Georgian-style church designed and built in 1767-69 by James Wren, related to Sir Christopher, replacing the 1733 frame structure on 2-acre lot (part of 1729 248-acre Trammel grant). Washington and Mason were vestrymen. After the 1788 disestablishment of the ...
Falls Church
Between the Armies
In 1861, Falls Church was a farm village located on the Alexandria-Leesburg Turnpike. On May 24, when Virginia's vote of secession became effective, Union troops crossed the Potomac and occupied Arlington Heights and Alexandria. On June 1, the ...
