Watch the capture of General Stoughton during Colonel John S. Mosby's midnight raid in Fairfax.

Take a tour of the Ratcliffe-Allison House, one of the oldest residences in the City of Fairfax.

Take a step back to 1862 and relive moments in history surrounding the American Civil War with talks presented by noted historians and authors.

Listen in on General George McClellan's address to Union Troops in March of 1862 and a reflection by historian Burrus Carnahan, followed by a talk about soldier and writer, Warren Lee Goss by historian Rodney Leith, presented at the City of Fairfax Civil War Interpretive Center at the Historic Blenheim Estate.

The City of Fairfax remembers the first land engagement of the Civil War known as The Skirmish at Fairfax Courthouse during the sesquicentennial celebration of the Civil War. Reenactors portray Governor "Extra" Billy Smith and Lt. Col. Richard Ewell as they described the events on that early morning of June 1st.

The City of Fairfax remembers by-gone eras through discussions with some of the City's long-term residents; James Wyckoff, Jr., Mary Petersen, Frederick McCoy, and John Mason.
Interviews conducted by HFCI members.