Hours: open Wed. – Sun., 10am – 5pm Admission: Gallery level is free; lookout level is $6 for adults/$4 for children COVID-19
Hours: Open daily, Dawn to Dusk The parks of Mount Vernon Place with their greenery, sculpture and fountains, and surrounding beautiful architecture,
Things to Do Around Mount Vernon Place Mount Vernon Place is the centerpiece of a National Historic Landmark District, and part of
The Monument is meant to be experienced not only from the outside, but from the inside. Architect Robert Mills designed the structure
When America’s first President George Washington died in 1799, the new United States of America went into mourning. His generation had accomplished
While the Monument was being built, notices of its construction and completion were often placed in the newspaper to inform the public
An Authentic Account of All the Proceedings on the Fourth of July, 1815, With Regard to Laying the Corner Stone of the
What’s in a Name? Baltimore—”The Monumental City.” For over two hundred years Baltimore has been called “The Monumental City.” Since the 1970s
Baltimore and the City Beautiful: Carrère & Hastings Reshapes an American City. Mount Vernon Place has a long and distinguished landscape design
