Leashed animals are welcome to walk with their owners on all trail paths, with the exception of the Godiah Spray Tobacco Plantation. Due to safety concerns, animals are not allowed into the Plantation exhibit area (with the exception of service …
You can reach us through the following methods: Phone: 301-994-4370 Toll-Free: 800-762-1634 Email: hsmcc.info@maryland.gov Mailing Address:Historic St. Mary’s City18751 Hogaboom LaneSt. Mary’s City, MD 20686 Website: www.hsmcdigshistory.org For more information or to get in touch with specific departments, please visit …
The State of Maryland. HSMC is an independent entity under the Governor’s Office. It is governed by the Historic St. Mary’s City Commission.
Guided tours are a great way to explore the museum! Our knowledgeable staff lead engaging experiences tailored to a variety of ages and interests. To schedule a tour or learn more, contact our Public Programs office at hsmcc.groups@maryland.gov or call …
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The gift shop does not currently offer online orders. The Shop hours are listed here. If you have any questions for please contact the shopkeeper by emailing emma.bourne@maryland.gov.
While there are no on-site restaurants currently in operation, visitors have a few options: The Gift Shop offers a selection of snacks and beverages to enjoy during your visit. For more substantial meals, the Great Room at St. Mary’s …
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No. In order to keep the livestock healthy, we do not allow visitors to feed them.
Great question—but no, the current Maryland Dove is a modern reproduction, built between 2019 and 2022 at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. It was designed to reflect what the original 17th-century Dove may have looked like, based on historical research. …
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Not exactly. Some buildings are reconstructions, meaning they were built on their original 17th-century locations using historical evidence to reflect how they once looked. These include the Brick Chapel (c. 1667), Cordea’s Hope, Smith’s Ordinary, and the Print House. Others …
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The museum is open March through November, Tuesday–Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit Admission & Hours for more information. When the living history sites are closed, visitors are welcome to explore the grounds and enjoy the interpretive signage …
