Explore exhibits that dramatize the events that shaped Maryland and our nation’s first freedoms.  Audio and video installations will introduce individuals and colonial lifeways.  The preserved foundation of the original structure and original artwork will illustrate the evolution of the house and the tobacco plantation that surrounded it.  Some of the remarkable artifacts that have been found at the site will be on exhibit.  Visitors examining the contents of a trash pit will gain a unique perspective on life in another time.   State-of-the-art displays will help visitors understand the ways scholars use archaeology, historical documents, and oral traditions to decipher the past. 

The St. John’s Site Museum is climate-controlled and will be open year-round. After the grand opening, the site will be open Tuesday through Sunday in the spring and fall and Wednesday through Sunday in the summer and winter, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.  Please check Season, Hours, Fees for details. 

There is no charge to visit the St. John’s Site Museum.