Tinner Hill Historic Park
A Pivotal Site for African American History
Encounter African American history first hand at the Tinner Hill Historic Park in Falls Church, Virginia. This park is the site of what was home to Joseph and Elizabeth Tinner, the couple who fought segregation laws after the borders of neighbouring towns were redrawn cutting directly through their thriving community. Their actions led to the first rural branch of the NAACP. Visit the park’s picnic pavilion and see the Zig Zag Monument, a sculpture that follows the original location of the segregation line.
Opening Hours
CURRENT STATUS:
The park is open for walking/self-guided tours from dawn to dusk. Please use proper social distancing protocols when hiking/walking. Please take all trash with you when you leave.
Contact
Tinner Hill Historic Park
106 Tinner Hill RoadFalls Church VA 22042
United States
Manager:
Friends
Tinner Hill was made possible through a partnership between the City of Falls Church, NOVA Parks, Fairfax County and the Tinner Hill Heritage Foundation. For more on the foundation visit: www.tinnerhill.org
