Old Town Hall (Fairfax, Virginia)

The Old Town Hall in Fairfax, Virginia, is a historic building that has served as a central civic hub for the city since its construction. Completed in 1900, the building is a prominent example of late Victorian architecture and is located in the heart of Old Town Fairfax.

Initially serving as the town's administrative center, it housed offices for the mayor, town council, and other municipal departments. It also functioned as a community gathering space, hosting events such as town meetings, dances, and social gatherings. The building's clock tower is a notable feature and has long served as a landmark within the city.

Over the years, as the city grew, municipal functions were moved to larger facilities. The Old Town Hall transitioned to a variety of uses, including serving as a library and a community center.

Currently, the Old Town Hall is primarily used as a special events venue and for community programming. It is often rented for weddings, receptions, meetings, and other private and public events. Its historical significance and central location continue to make it a valued asset to the City of Fairfax. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its architectural and historical importance.