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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesMarylandPort TobaccoThomas Stone National Historic Site

Thomas Stone National Historic Site

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National Historic Site·Serene, Educational, Reflective
Mansion at Haberdeventure
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Stone Family Cemetery
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Outbuildings
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Nature Trail System
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Tenet House
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Mansion at Haberdeventure
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Stone Family Cemetery
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Outbuildings
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Nature Trail System
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Tenet House
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Thomas Stone National Historic Site preserves the plantation and home of one of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. Located in the quiet town of Port Tobacco, Maryland, the site provides a deep dive into the commitment required to forge a new nation and the personal risks faced by Stone's family during the revolutionary era. Visitors can wander the historic grounds, view the restored structures, and engage with educational resources that bring the 18th century to life. As a protected National Park Service location, it offers a peaceful atmosphere for reflection on the foundations of American freedom. It is a significant and meaningful stop for anyone interested in the personal stories behind the American Revolution and the early history of Maryland.

Thomas Stone National Historic Site preserves the plantation and home of one of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. Located in the quiet town of Port Tobacco, Maryland, the site provides a deep dive into the commitment required to forge a new nation and the personal risks faced by Stone's family during the revolutionary era. Visitors can wander the historic grounds, view the restored structures, and engage with educational resources that bring the 18th century to life. As a protected National Park Service location, it offers a peaceful atmosphere for reflection on the foundations of American freedom. It is a significant and meaningful stop for anyone interested in the personal stories behind the American Revolution and the early history of Maryland.

Address
6655 Rose Hill Road
Websitenps.gov
Phone804-224-1732

Highlights

  • Preserved home of a Declaration of Independence signer.

  • Restored 18th-century plantation structures.

  • Peaceful grounds perfect for quiet reflection.

  • Educational resources on Maryland's early history.

Best For

History buffs and those interested in the American Revolution.

Time of Day

Lunch

Occasion Tags

Educational, History Buffs

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Location

Port Tobacco, Maryland, United States
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