Museums in Oxon Hill, Maryland

Opening in 2013 at National Harbor, the National Childrenâs Museum will serve millions of children and their families each year through a new 150,000 square-foot experiential learning center and dy... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Even Albany has a children 's museum. More on GoCityKids

This unusual museum is dedicated to the history of treating the ear, nose, and throat. More on Discover America

In operation since the 1770's, this tavern offers a great colonial dining experience with authentic d�cor a... More on DogFriendly.com

Billed as going strong in 1770, the atmosphere is sto More on igougo

Experience the process of art in action! Artists create, display, and sell original artwork, including scul... More on Virginia.org

These are real artists doing quality work and you can just browse or pick-up some top quality art direct fr... More on TripAdvisor

topics: medicine, medical, health, 18th 19th 20th century American history. More on MuseumStuff.com

Totally unexpected-the pharmacy and storehouse upstairs is completely preserved and is a fascinating museu... More on TripAdvisor

On the National Register of Historic Places, Carlyle House is architecturally unique in Alexandria as the o... More on Nvrpa.org

this is one of the most romantic place to take your significant other. More on Judysbook.com

overview: With more than 250 years of history and hospitality to its credit, Alexandria offers an array of historic and cultural attractions. Alexandria' s many historic homes, churches, businesses and museums allow residents ... More on MuseumStuff.com

A handsome Greek Revival building with a classic portico and Doric columns, the Athenaeum is home to the Northern Virginia Fine Arts Association. Art exhibits here run the gamut from Matisse litho... More on Frommers

A handsome Greek Revival building with a classic portico and Doric columns, the Athenaeum is home to the Northern Virginia Fine Arts Association. More on Frommers

overview: Exhibits historic and contemporary paintings with emphasis on mid- Atlantic artists. Also ... More on MuseumStuff.com