Museums in Sykesville, Maryland

The Montgomery County historical Society's up-county history resource center features changing exhibitions on social history ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

This historic home, built in the late 18th century, offers self-guided tours and a research library. The Waters House was built in three parts, the oldest dating to the mid-1790s. Basil Waters (176... More on Heritage

We provide private group tours of Baltimore museums and historical and cultural institutions, offering exclusive access to important ... More on Baltimore.org

Inscription. On this site in 1823 the faculty of the University of Maryland College of Medicine erected the Baltimore Infirmary, the first teaching hospital associated with a degree-granting school... More on HMDB

This Highlandtown venue's gallery and performance space celebrate local arts. Contemporary artwork in all media is on display, and the auditorium is the site of classic-film series and special eve... More on Frommers

art exhibits by day and creative performances by night. More on TripAdvisor

Our facility is the world's largest medical library, and along with having a fascinating and valuable collection of manuscripts and other treasures, in recent years we have produced successful exhi... More on MuseumStuff.com

Largest medical library in the world; historic/rare book department, exhibits and tours. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Interactive wildlife museum & exhibits - Scenic hiking trails - Seasonal tram tours & bookstore by Friends ... More on entertainment.com

The largest science and environmental education center ... More on TripAdvisor

The Library of Congress is the de facto national library of the United States and the research arm of the U... More on En.wikipedia.org

It was a great experience and will worth the time. More on Yahoo! Travel

Jerusalem Mill was once the center of a thriving Quaker settlement. The Mill is located on Little Gunpowder Ri ... More on PlanetWare

This 18th/19th century Quaker village is home to various living history programs as well as a museum and visitor center. A 318 acre tract of land was patented to Nicholas Hempstead and John Walley ... More on Heritage