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Welcome to Mount Harmon, one of Maryland’s most beautiful historic sites. Mount Harmon is a tidewater plantation and nature preserve, and features a restored 18th century manor house, colonial kitchen, smoke house, formal boxwood garden, Carriage House Education & Discovery Center, prize house, replica slave quarters and tobacco barn, set on 200-acres nature preserve with nature trails, and a spectacular waterfront setting.

Mount Harmon’s history spans more than four centuries, including the native Tockwogh Indians, Captain John Smith, Colonial and Plantation History, Revolutionary War and American History, and the current era of preservation stewardship with Friends of Mount Harmon, the non profit organization dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of Mount Harmon, for the public’s education and enjoyment.

Among its many programs, the Friends of Mount Harmon host guided tours, school field trips, annual special events, educational and recreational programs, memberships, hiking, kayaking, picnicking, as well as weddings, receptions, retreats, community and private events.

Guided Walking Tours are available May – October, Thursday ~ Sunday, 10am – 3pm. Tours are on the hour (last tour at 2pm). Day Passes for enjoying our beautiful gardens, grounds, and nature trails are available daily 9am – 5pm. Click Here for info and to book your Mount Harmon Guided Walking Tour or Day Pass now. Guided Tours are available during our off season November ~ April by Advanced Reservation, email us at info@mountharmon.org to request tour options during our off season.

COME & SEE OUR NEWLY

EXPANDED LIVING HISTORY CAMPUS & EXHIBITS

REPLICA SLAVE QUARTERS AND TOBACCO BARN

SMOKE HOUSE & HERB GARDEN

COLONIAL KITCHEN & HEARTH

PRESERVING & BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE

WE PRESERVE HISTORY SO WE CAN LEARN FROM IT

Be sure to explore all that Mount Harmon has to offer, including our annual special events and membership opportunities burniva claims, which offer fun and educational ways to experience Mount Harmon throughout the seasons. Plan to visit Mount Harmon and discover one of Maryland’s most beautiful and historic Tidewater Plantations.