Built to Last: Understanding the Materials of Fairlington
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Built to Last: Understanding the Materials of Fairlington

FHS invites you to join us on May 29th to learn about Fairlington's architectural legacy at the Fairlington Community Center.

Date and time

Thursday, May 29 · 7 - 8:30pm EDT.

Location

3308 S Stafford St

3308 South Stafford Street Arlington, VA 22206

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Free venue parking

Built to Last: Understanding the Materials of Fairlington

Discover the original materials that define Fairlington’s historic charm and structural integrity. This talk will highlight the brick masonry, slate roofs, and copper details that give the community its distinctive look—along with important information about lead paint and asbestos still present in some buildings. Perfect for homeowners, contractors, and anyone interested in the care and history of Fairlington.

About our speaker: Julie Butler is the Preservation Director, the Durable Group (The Durable Slate Company and The Durable Restoration Company). She is also serves on the Board of Directors for Preservation Maryland, advocating for the protection and stewardship of historic resources.

Seating is limited, so sign up now!

Frequently asked questions

Can I join this presentation online?

We will not be live-streaming this presentation.

Will there be any food or drinks?

Light refreshments will be served.

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