Things To Do in Pasadena, Maryland

Convenient to Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington, D.C., Compass Pointe, the area's newest public golf course, offers 36 holes of championship golf�a great ... More on Baltimore.org

Overall a pretty good course. More on GolfReview

Inscription. Recorded on the, National Register, of, Historic Places: 1975. Second Marker (inside the facility): Hancock's Resolution: Unusual for its stone construction, this house was built c1785 by Stephen & Belinda Ridgely Hancock, ... More on HMDB

Magothy United Methodist Church . Mission Statement We, of Magothy United Methodist Church, are called together to love and honor God and our neighbors. We strive to connect people with God and hel... More on Gbgm-umc.org

Inscription. One of the first Methodist societies in Anne Arundel County. Log church originally erected on tract acquired in 1764, now the cemetery. Bishop Francis Asbury preached here August 27, 1... More on HMDB

We ordered flowers for a reunion and had nothing but compliments on the table arrangements. More on CitySearch

Maher's was recommended to me by a friend for my wedding flowers. The wedding cooridator was very helpful w... More on CitySearch

House (c. 1785) is pristine example of early Maryland architecture, one of few existing 18th-century stone buildings in county. Played ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Built by Stephen Hancock in 1785, this restored farmhouse depicts over 200 years of American farm life. Hancock’s Resolution is a small farmhouse that is considered a national treasure for ho... More on Heritage

This dog beach is located on Chesapeake Bay, not on the ocean. People are not permitted to go swimming, but dogs can run off-leash at this beach. The dog beach is closed every Tuesday. Dogs on leash are also allowed in Downs Park. ... More on DogFriendly.com

We are taking an old, well-used playground in our neighborhood and updating it with a safe colorful new playspace. We envision two separate ... More on KaBoom.org

Inscription. Established in the mid 19th century on land owned by Capt. James Spencer, who served in the Union Army during the Civil War, Freetown illustrates the principles of self-sufficiency and cooperation typical of African American ... More on HMDB