Hello HHH enthusiasts!
This year we are participating in the annual Maryland Day, and the focus is kids! In previous years, we’ve had open houses on Maryland Day, but we wanted to enrich the program and provide something fun and unique. So, for 2012, we are opening our doors to all families and inviting the kids to try on reproduction 18th century clothing as well as learn a little 18th century etiquette. Once your child has mastered their bow or curtsy, they will receive a coloring book and postcards as a reward for their stellar manners. No registration is necessary for this free program, and we can promise lots of smiles (as proof, see picture above!) and a perfect bow or curtsy by the end of the day!
Hammond-Harwood House
The mission of the Hammond-Harwood House Association is to preserve and to interpret the architecturally significant Hammond-Harwood House Museum and its collection of fine and decorative arts, and to explore the diverse social history associated with its occupants, both free and enslaved, for the purposes of education and appreciation.