Visitor Exhibits

(Reconstructed) State House of 1676

Trial of Mary Clocker – Court Records

State House of 1676 – First Floor

State House of 1676 – Gavel Close-Up

State House of 1676 – Main Sign

Visitor Exhibits

Overview

The State House of 1676 was built in honor of Maryland’s 300th anniversary in 1934. The (reconstructed) State House of 1676 is free and open to the public during the museums operating hours.

Be aware that on occasion special programs and events are held inside the State House such as mock trials, receptions, and special demonstrations that may limit your access to the exhibit.

Handicap Access Smoking Not Allowed Parking Available
Accessibility
- First floor of the State House is wheelchair accessible by using the ramp entrance
- Photo album of the State house’s second floor is available for visitors
- Album is located on the bench at the foot of the stairwell.
- Social Narrative for General Visitors