Monday, June 2 -- The pickleball, tennis and basketball courts at Ben Lomond Regional Park will be closed this week for repainting.
Monday, June 2 -- The pickleball, tennis and basketball courts at Ben Lomond Regional Park will be closed this week for repainting.
Williams Dawe House Project Update Meeting
Union Church at Brentsville Courthouse Historic Centre
In 2025, Prince William County engaged Shafter, Wilson, Sarver & Gray (SWSG) to perform Historic Structure Report (HSR) to summarize the history and evolution of the William-Dawes House and document its form, materials, and condition. This process precedes the creation of a Comprehensive Plan to develop the property into a destination for public visitation and heritage tourism.
Join us for an update meeting as we move forward with next steps in preserving and restoring the Williams-Dawe House. Hear from SWSG what they have learned from the historic structures report and have a chance to contribute your ideas to how the building should be restored in the future. Having stakeholders identify their preferences for facilities and programs to be offered at the site is the first phase of the master planning process.
About Williams-Dawe House:
In 2022, Prince William County purchased six-acres in the town of Brentsville that historically consisted of lots 9, 10, 11, 66, and 67. This property features the Williams-Dawe House, as well as the chimney and foundation stones of the nearby Wolfe-Bauder House. In addition, there are several archaeological features, natural areas, and the remains of one of the cross streets in town, Hooe Street.
Williams-Dawe House will be preserved as a part of Brentsville Courthouse Historic Centre, located in Bristow, Virginia.
For more information on the Williams-Dawe House project, please visit: https://www.pwcva.gov/history/williams-dawe-house