Do you love history? Then take a few moments to explore City of Arlington's rich and storied past.

From the arrival of the first train in 1876 to explosive growth that ranks the City among the 50^th most populous in our country today, Arlington has undergone numerous transitions in its 150-plus year history.

Historical landmarks, including the 1939 Old Post Office on Main Street and the 1928 Thannisch-Vandergriff Building on East Division, are among dozens of sites that reflect the City's heritage. In all, Arlington boasts 39 sites bearing local, state or national historical markers.

"The thing I love most about Arlington history is the wonderful people, places and things that collectively have made our small town a good city," said Geraldine Mills, Arlington Historical Society Director.

Visit the "Tour of Historic Buildings" page on the City of Arlington's website for a look into the past and to learn more about the history of some of our landmarks.