James Wren was a notable architect and Justice of the Fairfax County Court in Virginia. He is often thought to be the great-grandson of English architect Christopher Wren, who designed St Paul's Cathedral in London. At various times in his life, James Wren was not only an architect, but also a builder, planter, sheriff and innkeeper. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| Architect | Fairfax County Courthouse | Fairfax, VA | |||||
| 1769/12/20 | Falls Church is completed. Begun in 1767, the sanctuary is built by James Wren, a vestry member and architect of the building. | Architect | The Falls Church | Falls Church | |||
| 1770/00/00 | Wren builds his own house, Longview, with bricks left over from The Falls Church. They can be found in the chimneys and the foundation. | Architect, Home | Longview | Falls Church | |||
| 1770/12/00 | Designed by James Wren, the altar piece and communion table are completed at The Falls Church, July - December 1770. | Designer | The Falls Church | Falls Church | |||
| 1773/02/23 | Construction completed on Christ Church, Alexandria, built 1767-1773 | Architect | Christ Church | Alexandria | |||
| 1787/00/00 | Wren's Tavern on Broad Street is believed to be built as part of Federal-style mansion built on 145 acres bought for $291 in 1787 by James Wren. Marker is on E Broad St (State Hwy 7), E of S Cherry St. | Architect, Owner | Longview | Falls Church | |||
| 1802/00/00 | St Paul's is built in Flemish bond brick, 1801-1803, as a district courthouse for Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudon and Prince William counties. | Architect | St Paul's Episcopal Church | Haymarket |