History

Have you ever wondered what Santa’s workshop might look like? More

From Healing to Handcrafted: “My love for the military and our country flows directly into every custom flag and sign I create.” –Josh Tredinnick More

“I would say the bottom line is that I loved serving my country. I loved being married to someone who served their country.” –LCDR Carolyn Kirkland, US Navy Nurse Corps More

The John K. Gott Library houses historical maps, artifacts, documents, and photos for the study of local history and genealogical research.  More

People in Fauquier care about this distinction. A lot.  More

The Struggling Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Cemetery Hopes for State Support More

Warrenton’s “Mecca” has been faithfully restored to its mid-nineteenth-century splendor
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Lives intertwined in antebellum Fauquier More

Jane Hall Cutler of Casanova More

Free Genealogy Workshop Hosted by the Fauquier Court House Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Culpeper Minute Men Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution on November 2 More

Learn about the woman behind Eva Walker Park More

Casanova’s Jane Hall Cutler: literary prodigy, artist, and debutante More

Fauquier Library can help you remember and appreciate the meaning of the iconic music festival More

“A life-changing aspect to having burial plans already in place is that loved ones can take the time to mourn, instead of shopping.” Stonewall Memory Gardens is a place for reflection and planning ahead When More

Southern Fauquier Spotlight: The Piedmont Lace Guild of Virginia More

Plan a trip to Manassas National Battlefield Park this summer and see what you and your family can discover.  More

Do you have a hero in your life? It could be a teacher, firefighter, veteran, or law enforcement officer you look up to, who has done great things for you or for the community. More

How veterans and students are connecting to make a change More