The museums of Maryland reflect the unique cultural heritage and rich art work of the state. Sandy Spring Slave Museum, College Park Aviation Museum, Presidential Pet Museum, The National Capital Trolley Museum, Patuxent Rural Museums, Belair Mansion and Stable Museum and Oxon Hill Farm are some of the notable museums of Maryland. Located in the Montgomery County, the Sandy Spring Slave Museum speaks volumes about the civil rights movement and the other historical events of the place. The College Park Aviation Museum highlights the major achievements in the field of aviation, right from the discovery of planes by the Wright brothers. The museum organizes several educational programs for children and adults alike. One of the most interesting tourist destinations of Maryland, The National Capital Trolley Museum represents the unique history of the emergence of street cars in Washington DC. The Belair Mansion and Stable Museum displays several exquisite paintings of the renowned artists. Situated in Oxon Hill, the Oxon Hill Farm shows the various methods of cultivating crops during the ancient times. The Maryland State Map accurately points out the exact location of the museums of the state.
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List of Museums in Maryland |
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| Baltimore Streetcar Museum, Inc. |
| Fire Museum of Maryland, Lutherville |
| Maryland Historical Society (Includes MHS Museum and Library) Baltimore |
| Maryland Science Center, Baltimore |
| National Cryptologic Museum "Near the National Security Agency... midway between Baltimore, MD, & Washington, DC." |
| National Museum of Civil War Medicine, Frederick |
| The American Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore |
| The Baltimore Equitable Society's Fire Museum |
| The Baltimore Museum of Art |
| The Baltimore Museum of Industry |
| The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, St. Michaels |
| The Dr. Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry, Baltimore |
| The Edgar Allan Poe house and Museum, Baltimore |
| The Walters Art Gallery Baltimore |
| U.S. Naval Academy Museum, Annapolis |
Last Updated Date: June 01, 2016
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