Things To Do in Burke, Virginia

Inscription. Burke Station was raided in December, 1862, by Confederate General J. E. B. Stuart. It was from this site, originally Burke Station Depot, that he sent his famous telegram to Union Quartermaster General Meigs complaining ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Here lived Lt. Col. Silas Burke (b.1796–d.1854) and his wife, Hannah Coffer. Burke, for whom Burke's Station on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad was named, served as a director of the railroad and the Fairfax ... More on HMDB

That's the last that Charbucks with it's over-roasted coffee silly pseudo-coffee concoctions and pricey pastries will see of me. More on Yahoo! Travel

My Favorite Starbucks: I visit nearly every day and the restaurant is always clean and the staff is always pleasant. More on Yahoo! Travel

I try to stay away but occasionally its the only place I can get a quick cup of coffee. More on Yahoo! Travel

It's a playground paradise! The location and the structure are beautiful. As one of 21 recently renovated playgrounds in the community of Burke Centre Conservancy, it will be greatly ... More on KaBoom.org

pumpkins, hayrides, farm animals, Pumpkin fort, tunnel slide, Phone; 703-323-1188. Weekday admission price in 2006: Under 2, free; weekdays: $8; weekends: $11, includes a softball-size pumpkin and a surprise-filled hayride on a wheelchair-accessible ... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

'Burke Lake' is a freshwater reservoir in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States. It is contained within Burke Lake Park, a Fairfax County public park owned by the Fairfax County Park Authority (FCPA). Burke Lake is formed by a ... More on Wikipedia

This trail parallels Braddock Rd. and New Braddock Rd. though the southern part of Fairfax County in Northern Virginia. The trail provides connections to the George Mason University Fairfax Campus, ... More on TrailLink.com

This 24'x 40' white frame church was built in 1871 to replace Mt. Carmel Methodist Church, which stood about a mile to the south and burned during the Civil War. The first recorded burial took plac... More on Fairfaxcounty.gov

Inscription. On this site stood Lee Chapel, a Methodist Episcopal Church, built 1871 and named in honor of General Robert E. Lee. Lee Chapel replaced Mount Carmel Church which had been located at O... More on HMDB