Historic & Archaeological Sites to Visit
Imagine going back in time, learning how family, friends, and neighbors lived. Discover that you haven’t traveled far. You’re in your own backyard, in your local park system.
Montgomery Parks owns several historic sites that are currently open to the public (some with limited access), often through partnerships with non-profit groups.
Battery Bailey
Blockhouse Point Civil War Experience
Bussard Farmstead at the Agricultural History Farm Park
Hyattstown Mill
Josiah Henson Site ("Uncle Tom's Cabin")
Kingsley Schoohouse
Oakley Cabin
Paint Branch Trail
Silver Spring/Acorn Park
Underground Railroad Experience Trail
Waters House
Woodlawn Manor
You may also view an alphabetical list of historic sites in M-NCPPC parks.
News & Events
- Waters Barn Feasibility Study
This study was reviewed on May 15, 2008 by the MC Planning Board. It was "Approved with Conditions." - Event Calendar
Fun and exciting upcoming events are happening in and around our Historic and Archaeological attractions. - M-NCPPC Archaeology Summer Workshop
Did you ever want to know what archaeologists do? You will be introduced to archaeology as you work side-by-side with Park Archaeologists on an archaeological site. Participants learn in a small group, hands-on setting.
Last update: November 19, 2008