FRIENDS OF HOLLIN HILLS

COMMUNITY
PRESERVATION
EDUCATION
NATURE
Friends of Hollin Hills (FOHH) actively preserves the historical integrity of our unique community through education, preservation and nature stewardship. Our programs and events are designed to inspire involvement and foster a deeper understanding of our Mid-Century Modern (MCM) roots.
Join the FOHH for the 6th Annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning - a great morning run or walk through Hollin Hills parks to build up your appetite while exploring the community and enjoy time with friends and neighbors.

Suggested donation: $10 to support the parks. FOHH is a 501(c)3 charitable nonprofit organization and your donation is tax deductible.

Put the turkey or tofurkey in the oven, put on your running or walking shoes, and join us for the 6th annual Hollin Hills Turkey Trot in Voigt Park at the corner of Paul Spring and Rippon Roads.  
  • Registration begins at 8:30
  • Kid’s Fun Run begins at 9 am
  • All run, walk or trot begins at 9:30 am
  • Prizes for first, second and third finishers and best costume!

As a reminder:
  • Bring your own water bottle and mug to avoid single use trash, and enjoy free coffee & cider. Emergency cups will be available for those who forget.
  • The running route will not be closed to cars, so please be safe and run, walk or trot against oncoming traffic.
  • Everyone runs at their own risk!
We’re looking forward to seeing you at Voigt Park on Thanksgiving morning at 8:30 am!
A big THANK YOU to all who attended and supported the FOHH Goodman Symposium!
The FOHH and many Goodman-designed communities in the DMV celebrated Charles Goodman from September 13-15, 2024, during the 1st LIVING MODERN-BUILDING COMMUNITY symposium.

Experts and enthusiasts focused on the legacy of Charles Goodman, visionary architect and community builder gathered for a weekend of lectures, discussions, networking and socializing during this weekend event.

Topics ranged from Goodman’s legacy to modern architecture and community planning to the challenges of maintaining a Goodman home to stories about living in Goodman houses and communities.

Participants toured two historic Goodman designs—a the Unitarian Universalist Church of  Arlington and Severeid House, a custom-designed hillside house in Alexandria.

FOHH thanks the wonderful speakers and panelists, supporters and sponsors, and all those who attended to show support for Charles Goodman and his work.
Watch this space for information on when audio and video symposium sessions will be available.
HOLLIN HILLS – A GROUNDBREAKING MODERN DEVELOPMENT

The Hollin Hills Historic District was designed by renowned MCM architect Charles Goodman and developed by Robert Davenport between 1949-1971. Hollin Hills intentionally marries irregularly-shaped home lots with existing topography. The MCM architectural style is protected by architectural covenants. The community includes over 480 single-family homes and 30+ acres of dedicated park lands with six unique parks and a wildlife sanctuary.

For more information on the Hollin Hills Historic District, check out the Civic Association of Hollin Hills (CAHH).
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As a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit, FOHH relies on donations, sales, and volunteers to support the Hollin Hills Historic District. All funds stay within the community and each dollar plays a critical role.

Check out our Merchandise page to shop for fun merchandise that supports the FOHH.

FUN FACT - Since the FOHH is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your donations are tax deductible! Thank you!
Many photos courtesy of Tod Connell. Map courtesy of Patrick Collins. Sketches courtesy of Dennis Carmichael.
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Friends of Hollin Hills is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization.
Our mission is to support the Hollin Hills Historic District through Community, Preservation, Education and Nature initatives.
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