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A showcase of farm life in the late 1800s includes animals, a farmhouse, a carriage- and tool-filled barn and a one-room schoolhouse.
A house could hardly hold more history than this one, which sheltered all three of Maryland's famous Charles Carrolls.
During various Civil War campaigns, Chatham Manor served as the headquarters of at least five Union generals and as a hospital in which the wounded were tended by Clara Barton, Dorothea Dix and Walt Whitman.
George Washington, Robert E. Lee, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill have worshiped this historic Episcopalian church, which was built in 1767.
Restored to working condition, this 19th-century mill offers daily tours, educational programs, picnicking and outdoor concerts.
The oldest home in Prince George's County has been restored to its original 1704 Georgian appearance.
Absorbing tales of past tenants and visitors enliven this federal brick row house on Lafayette Square, across from the White House.
Built around 1800, this home bears the features of Federal architecture and reflects the history of Georgetown as a tobacco port.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and open for tours, Evergreen House is an Italianate structure on 26 wooded acres.
Francis Scott Key penned "The Star Spangled Banner" after watching Fort McHenry withstand a bombardment by British ships during the War of 1812.
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