History

The Pimmit Hills Citizens' Association (PHCA)

Pimmit Hills History

A collection of historical articles and items regarding the history of Pimmit Hills. If you have old photos, items or historical recollections of Pimmit Hills and would like to share them, please Contact Us.

The Pimmit Hills Story by Jan Auerbach, 2007

Local area history anthologies, by Jan Auerbach:

Recollections of Pimmit Hills by residents and former residents:

Memories of Professional Firefighter by Pimmit Drive resident Irv Poole, retired firefighter
Patterson Road house in the 1950s and today
Lisle Avenue house in the 1950s
Reminiscing

Pimmit Hills Alumni Facebook Group

Pimmit Hills Dispatch

Archives

NEWS ARTICLES about Pimmit Hills:

Despite major construction, home buyers still finding way to Tysons Corner
By Susan Straight, Washington Post, March 25, 2011

Pimmit Hills: New, bigger houses give area a fresh face
by JJ Smith, Washington Examiner, 2010

1950s Suburb Evolves With Time
by Susan Straight, Washington Post, 2005

Heading for the Hills in Fairfax County
by Cheryl Kenny, Washington Post, 2000

The Hills are Alive: Despite Changes, Pimmit Hills Keeps its Small Town Flavor
By Mark Steinberg, The McLean Connection, February 15, 1990

Pimmit Hills: Coming of ages as a neighborhood in Fairfax County
By Maggie Locke, Washington Post, August 18, 1977

Additional History:

Pimmit Hills

Pimmit Hills, founded in 1950, is located next to the Tysons Corner area in Virginia and is one of the largest communities in Fairfax County with over 1,640 homes.

Picture of the Pimmit Hills Entry Sign

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