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This tucked away gem of a park is named in honor of Gilbert S. McCutcheon in tribute to the late Park Authority Board member and Farmers Market master who was a dedicated public servant and volunteer. The property includes the Colonial-style Lamond House, which was built in 1940 and is being considered for inclusion in the Fairfax County Park Authority’s Resident Curator Program. The program allows a caretaker to live rent-free at the property in exchange for helping to rehabilitate the property and allowing occasional public access.
