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About Riversdale House Museum
Riversdale House Museum is a National Historic Landmark, a former 19th-century Maryland plantation site that shares over 200 years of diverse stories. Visitors can explore historic structures, gardens, and grounds, learning about the Stier and Calvert families and enslaved individuals like Adam Francis Plummer. Guided tours interpret the site's history from 1801 through Emancipation in 1864, including the historic house and dependency buildings. The interpretive gardens feature plants grown by various groups, and the Riversdale Kitchen Guild demonstrates period cooking techniques.
On the coast
Serving Riverdale Park, MD
Riversdale House Museum is a National Historic Landmark, a former 19th-century Maryland plantation site that shares over 200 years of diverse stories. Visitors can explore historic structures, gardens, and grounds, learning about the Stier and Calvert families and enslaved individuals like Adam Francis Plummer. Guided tours interpret the site's history from 1801 through Emancipation in 1864, including the historic house and dependency buildings. The interpretive gardens feature plants grown by various groups, and the Riversdale Kitchen Guild demonstrates period cooking techniques.