The Civil War Interpretive Center at Historic Blenheim is a visitor's first stop before strolling through the grounds. It provides introductory information, explaining this site's historical significance to the Civil War. It features exhibition spaces and a classroom, which are available for event rental.
Visitors will find two preserved buildings, Blenheim and Grandma's Cottage, each portraying 19th century life and culture. Every year, on May 7, the center hosts a Civil War reenactment of Ulysses S. Grant's confrontation with Robert E. Lee in 1864.
Located adjacent to Van Dyck Park, the Stacy C. Sherwood Community Center is a 14,330-square-foot building designated for community events. The center hosts cultural activities, adult and youth recreation programs and art-related activities. It can also be rented for private functions of any size.
Constructed in 1900 by Lieutenant Governor of Virginia and Ambassador to Spain, Joseph E. Willard, the Old Town Hall is a historic building located on University Drive in Fairfax. The building features an art gallery and library, open Monday through Thursday. For hall rental information, call Old Town Hall during regular business hours.