Following the Battle of First Manassas, Ben Lomond was used as a hospital where surgeons treated the wounded throughout the night. Every inch of space in the house was used to care for hurt and dying soldiers. Tour the hospital in the dark and discover the aftermath of the Civil War’s first major battle through the words of those who experienced war’s horrors. Tours begin every 30 minutes.

Following the Battle of First Manassas, Ben Lomond was used as a hospital where surgeons treated the wounded throughout the night. Every inch of space in the house was used to care for hurt and dying soldiers. Tour the hospital in the dark and discover the aftermath of the Civil War’s first major battle through the words of those who experienced war’s horrors. Tours begin every 30 minutes.

Following the Battle of First Manassas, Ben Lomond was used as a hospital where surgeons treated the wounded throughout the night. Every inch of space in the house was used to care for hurt and dying soldiers. Tour the hospital in the dark and discover the aftermath of the Civil War’s first major battle through the words of those who experienced war’s horrors. Tours begin every 30 minutes.

Following the Battle of First Manassas, Ben Lomond was used as a hospital where surgeons treated the wounded throughout the night. Every inch of space in the house was used to care for hurt and dying soldiers. Tour the hospital in the dark and discover the aftermath of the Civil War’s first major battle through the words of those who experienced war’s horrors. Tours begin every 30 minutes.

Bring your whole family to Ben Lomond Historic Site to learn about old-time gardening techniques and plants through hands-on learning. Then, build your own planter and take home a plant to start your own garden. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Get tickets at https://pwcparks.info/hptickets.

For Historic Preservation Month, join us on a hard hat tour of Prince William County’s newest “old” building. The Williams-Dawe House is the oldest residential structure preserved in the town of Brentsville and was home to many Prince William County Clerks. Explore the history of the building and the people that lived there. Also, learn the modern story of the building’s ongoing restoration work. This is a rare opportunity to see preservation in action! Space is limited and advanced tickets are suggested.

Visit the Historic Haislip-Hall House to try your hand at some 19th century farm activities! Churn butter, crank ice cream, play historic games, and learn about what like was like on a farm before there was electricity. Adults must be able to participate with children.

For Historic Preservation Month, join us on a hard hat tour of Prince William County’s newest “old” building. The Williams-Dawe House is the oldest residential structure preserved in the town of Brentsville and was home to many Prince William County Clerks. Explore the history of the building and the people that lived there. Also, learn the modern story of the building’s ongoing restoration work. This is a rare opportunity to see preservation in action! Space is limited and advanced tickets are suggested.

For Historic Preservation Month, join us on a hard hat tour of Prince William County’s newest “old” building. The Williams-Dawe House is the oldest residential structure preserved in the town of Brentsville and was home to many Prince William County Clerks. Explore the history of the building and the people that lived there. Also, learn the modern story of the building’s ongoing restoration work. This is a rare opportunity to see preservation in action! Space is limited and advanced tickets are suggested.

Bring the family to explore history through fun, historic games and activities at Rippon Lodge. Programs include outdoor and indoor experiences.

This event is a photographer, bird watcher, and bug enthusiast delight! Join us as we explore the wonders of nature found at Rippon Lodge. Bring your binoculars and cameras to record the variety of insects and birds found every day at the historic site

This event is a photographer, bird watcher, and bug enthusiast delight! Join us as we explore the wonders of nature found at Rippon Lodge. Bring your binoculars and cameras to record the variety of insects and birds found every day at the historic site