Things To Do in Hyattsville, Maryland

Inscription. Mary Harris “Mother” Jones, the legendary labor organizer, spent a life fighting for unions and the rights of workers. She died at the Burgess Farm near here on November 30, 1930, aged 100 years. , Erected ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This old grist mill built in the summer of 1796, probably by two brothers Issacher adn Mahlon Scofield. In 1811 the mill was also used for wool carding. The miller's cottage is of the same period. , Location. 38° ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Records from the early 1700's indicate that a riverfront settlement named Beale Town was once located on the site that later became Hyattstown. The little outpost never achieved town status. In 1742, the residents petitioned ... More on HMDB

Inscription. George Calvert sold this land, 1836, to Robert Clark, builder of the house, 1840. General Edward F. Beale, early surveyor and government agent in the southwest, bought the estate, 1875. Presidents Grant and Cleveland ... More on HMDB

Martz Gray Line is Washington, D.C.'s premier sightseeing & charter coach company. We provide a wide array ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Safe City Hyattsville: is a partnership between the police department, businesses, and residents. We are working together to improve public safety in our neighborhoods. Our goals are these. To comm... More on Safecityhyattsville.org

Inscription. Welcome to the City of Hyattsville: Christopher Clark Hyatt purchased a land parcel in 1845 and soon after the surrounding farmland was subdivided into housing lots. By 1859, the tract... More on HMDB

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). More on KaBoom.org

Wonderul neighborhood park frequented by UP, College Heights, and Calvert Hills residents. Many town functions and events are held in this park. Right across the street at University ... More on KaBoom.org

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Woodchip surfacing. More on KaBoom.org