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Bookmark or Share- Falls Church, Virginia - WikipediaFalls Church is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States. As of the 2020 census, the population was 14,658. Falls Church is included in the Washington metropolitan area.
- Falls Church | Suburban, Washington DC, Historic | BritannicaFalls Church, independent city, northeast Virginia, U.S., just west of Washington, D.C. Its history centres around the Falls Church (Episcopal; 1767–69), which was built on the site of an earlier church erected in 1734 and named for its nearness to the Great Falls of the Potomac River.
- Falls Church History | The Little CityFalls Church History. Home / Falls Church History. A GLIMPSE OF FALLS CHURCH TRAVELING THROUGH TIME. The Story of Falls Church. 1. Native Inhabitants and Early European Contact. Until the late 1600s, the wooded Falls Church region near the Potomack and its streams was inhabited solely by native people. Capt.
- Falls Church, VA - Official Website | Official WebsiteFalls Church, VA - Official Website | Official Website. City of Falls Church News & Updates. City Central. Find quick updates on government and road closures, current projects, notices about upcoming events, and more. Read on... Proposed Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Schedule. Opportunities for public comment. Read on... City Council Strategic Priorities
- About Falls Church | Falls Church, VA - Official WebsiteFalls Church dates back to the late 1600s as an early Colonial settlement shared with Native Americans. The community was established around The Falls Church (Episcopal) that was founded in 1734. Falls Church became a township in 1875, and an independent city in 1948.
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