Cheap Things To Do in Mitchellville, Maryland

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In March, 1999, RHS President Ed Walker and the City of Bowie signed a long-term lease agreement for The Radio and Television Museum. This fully-restored, turn-of-the century building is located on a lovely corner ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This restored plantation home of Samuel Ogle now displays the history of its residents and the city of Bowi... More on Heritage

I love this place it has a very homsy feal to it. The people are very nice and kind. They are willing to an... More on Yahoo! Travel

Natural habitats with abundant wildlife, guided tours, canoe and kayak rentals, fishing areas, boat ramps, hiking, and horseback ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Plenty of nats and Hores flys, but the views are breathtaking hit the'd /h to the bridge an hump the hill to the Observation Tower where you over look the Patuxen River Double back to the wildl... More on trails.mtbr.com

The Radio and Television Museum explores broadcast history from Marconi's earliest wireless telegraph, through early crystal sets of the 1920s, Depression-era cathedral radios, postwar portables a... More on Cityofbowie.org

Located in the historic Harmel House, the Radio and Television Museum offers exhibits of early broadcast history. The Radio and Television Museum explores broadcast history from Marconi's earliest ... More on Heritage

The Radio & Television Museum features early broadcasting equipment and technology housed in a restored turn-o ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. From the late 1600s to the mid-1800s, large tobacco plantations dominated the economic and social life of Prince Georges County. One of the most prominent plantations in the county was... More on HMDB

Rebuilt foundations of two, former slave quarters at Northampton plantation. Interpretive signage for self-guided tours detailing ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Inscription. A caboose was the accustomed conclusion to any freight train, and served many roles. It allowed crewmen to keep a lookout for how the freight cars were functioning as the train moved along. It provided a place to rest ... More on HMDB