Historic Houses in Maryland

• Reference: Museums: History: Open Air and Living History: North America: United States: Maryland 
• Reference: Museums: History: North America: United States: Maryland 
• Regional: United States: Maryland: Arts and Entertainment: Museums 

• Captain Salem Avery Museum  - Read information on this historic home from the Shady Side Rural Heritage Society. Find details for events and tours.
• Evergreen Museum and Library  - Gilded Age mansion and Italian style garden. This mid-19th century mansion was home to Baltimore's Garrett family, king of the railroads.
• Hammond-Harwood House  - Originally built for the 25 year old tobacco planter Matthias Hammond in 1774. This Colonial home is open for tours and programs.
• Homewood Museum  - Palladian and Federal architecture home offers a look at life in the early 19th century.
• Mother Seton House  - Federal style home to Elizabeth Ann Seton first American born woman to be declared a Saint by the Roman Catholic Church.
• Poe House and Museum  - Shows details for the museums beginnings, history of the author, and special events.
• Surratt House Museum  - 19th Century house provides infrmation on exhibits, events, research, museum details, history, and genealogy.
• William Paca House and Garden  - 18th century mansion restored by the Historic Annapolis Foundation and open for tours daily.