Beall-Dawson Historical Park is a 1.5-acre site managed by Montgomery History.

During the event, you can typically explore:

• The Beall-Dawson House: An impressive Federal-style brick mansion built in 1815. Tours showcase 19th-century life in Rockville, including the history of both the wealthy upper-class families and the enslaved African Americans who lived and worked there

• Stonestreet Museum of 19th Century Medicine: A unique, one-room doctor’s office located on the grounds, featuring medical instruments and exhibits detailing the massive shift in healthcare between 1850 and 1900.

• Special Programming: Heritage Days events regularly feature live music, historical demonstrations, children’s activities, and local walking tours.