Chantilly is named after the town of the same name in France and is the gateway to Washington Dulles International Airport. Centreville, according to a tourism pamphlet published by the Fairfax County government in 1907 and preserved in the University of Virginia's libraries, was the first proper town within the modern boundaries of Fairfax County.

Chantilly is named after the town of the same name in France and is the gateway to Washington Dulles International Airport. Centreville, according to a tourism pamphlet published by the Fairfax County government in 1907 and preserved in the University of Virginia's libraries, was the first proper town within the modern boundaries of Fairfax County.

Chantilly is named after the town of the same name in France and is the gateway to Washington Dulles International Airport. Centreville, according to a tourism pamphlet published by the Fairfax County government in 1907 and preserved in the University of Virginia's libraries, was the first proper town within the modern boundaries of Fairfax County.

Chantilly is named after the town of the same name in France and is the gateway to Washington Dulles International Airport. Centreville, according to a tourism pamphlet published by the Fairfax County government in 1907 and preserved in the University of Virginia's libraries, was the first proper town within the modern boundaries of Fairfax County.

Chantilly is named after the town of the same name in France and is the gateway to Washington Dulles International Airport. Centreville, according to a tourism pamphlet published by the Fairfax County government in 1907 and preserved in the University of Virginia's libraries, was the first proper town within the modern boundaries of Fairfax County.