Located behind Old Town Hall in Poolesville, the original part of the building was John Poole’s log store built in 1793. The frame portion added in 1866 houses an art studio and the Historic Medley District’s office. The first Poolesville Post Office was established in this store on December 5, 1810. Read More
The Hyattstown Mill Arts Project is located in historic Hyattstown, Maryland, northwest of Washington, DC. It is a membership-based non-profit cultural arts organization dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of the region and is part of a close working partnership involving the Montgomery County Government, Little Bennett Regional Park and the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. The... Read More
Join a Park Ranger on a 3-mile, round-trip guided hike to the site of the historic African American Howard Chapel Cemetery, a historic African American burial ground. Learn about the Howard Family and their journey from enslavement to self-emancipation and community leadership. The guided hike will depart at 1pm on Sunday, June 26 at the... Read More
Grusendorf Log House Cabin is the oldest surviving building from the original Germantown, Maryland. Built by a German-American carpenter named Jakob Snyder in 1855, this one-room log cabin once stood near what is now the corner of Clopper Road and Great Seneca Highway. When the land on which the cabin stood was redeveloped in the... Read More
Walking tours of Old Germantown, an early 20th century agricultural railroad town, and tours of the 1922 Germantown Community Bank, future site of the Museum of Banking History. Period entertainment and refreshments. Read More
In 1899 the Gaithersburg Latitude Observatory was built as part of an international project to measure the earth’s wobble on its polar axis. The City of Gaithersburg and five other cities around the globe are linked by a unique scientific endeavor that began more than 100 years ago. They are all home to latitude observatories... Read More
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