Upcoming Events 

August 21st 2-3:30 pm

Beauty in Bloom
October 18, 2016

Farm Tours

SPONSORED BY
FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS OF MARYLAND, DISTRICT III
Beauty in Bloom:
A Tribute to Flowers, Fashion, Food and Fun!
 
BENEFIT: Proceeds from this event go to restore and preserve the landscape at Hampton NHS, including 200+year-old champion trees, historically-accurate parterre gardens and native plants.

Hosted by the         
Woman’s Club
of Roland Park
4500 Roland Avenue
Baltimore, MD
 
October 18, 2016
9:30AM - 3PM
 
PRESENTERS: 
*Chef Jerry Pellegrino
*Crimson and Clover
*Laura Lee Designs
*Christine Moore Millinery
 
Vendors include:  
*Octavia
*Hearts Desire Pottery
*La Contessa Jewelry & Gifts *Mullan Nursery                        *Kirchmayr Chocolatier          *Ella Moda Custom Couture    *And more…  
 
ADMISSION: 
$40 - Presentations and Shopping
$80 - Luncheon, Fashion Show, Presentations & Shopping 
Limited seating:lunch/fashion show                                            
TICKET INFORMATION: Contact Carol Whitman at whitmandcj@aol.com

Dressed in period attire, Park Ranger Anokwale will guide visitors through authentic slave quarters, dairy and overseer's home and give voice to the enslaved African Americans who helped to make the Ridgelys' lavish lifestyle possible. Participants will have the opportunity to experience, first hand, replicas of items used on the plantation during the 1800s. Bring the entire family. ​Click here for more information.

Sept. 18th, 2-3:30 pm

Harriet Tubman 

​ Please join master storyteller Janice Curtis Greene in Hampton's Orangery as she brings Harriet Tubman to life, recalling her early years at the Brodas Plantation, the horrors of slavery, her escape, and her involvement with the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. Free to attend; first come, first served. Click here for additional information.

Year of the Harp 2017               Adopt a Tree

Historic Hampton will be celebrating the 200th anniversary of the creation of Eliza Ridgely's harp. HHI is partnering with the Baltimore Chapter of the American Harp Society to raise interest and funds for the conservation of this historic instrument. Several events are being planned. For more information...

Love trees? Hampton National Historic Site has a broad variety of champion trees - Saucer Magnolia, Southern Catalpa, Cedar of Lebanon, Eastern Hemlock, Austrian Pine to name but a few. Come sit in the shade of one of our bicentennial trees and de-stress.

Please consider adopting one of our beauties. Due to their age, our trees require vigilant care and your donation will aid us with their maintenance. Click here for the Donation page. Thank you for your support.