Fairfax Station Railroad Museum
Fee required
One of Virginia's oldest train stations, this museum highlights local history, the significance of railroads, and its vital role during the Civil War, including serving as a medical evacuation point.

📜 Historic railroad depot in Fairfax Station, Virginia. Explore the impact of railroads on Northern Virginia and the station's critical role in the American Civil War.
🔍 Learn about its history as a medical evacuation point where Clara Barton volunteered, focusing on local history and railroading.

Why Go

🚂 Discover local railroad and Civil War history👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Enjoy diverse model train shows and family-friendly events📚 Engage with interactive displays and community activities, including learning about Clara Barton's aid to wounded soldiers🏛️ Visit a preserved historic train station

Why Avoid

⚠️ Limited operating hours, check events page for updates

Cost

💰 Adults $6, Youth $4, Children (under 4) FREE. Discounts for military/first responders/teachers/seniors $5.

Hours

🕒 Most Sundays 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. Occasionally Saturdays/Mondays, check events.

Tips

🎟️ Consider membership for free admission to all events and exhibits.

🅿️ ParkingLocated on Fairfax Station Road, just off Ox Road.

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