About Us

Rose Hill Manor Museum, located in Frederick County, MD, offers a unique glimpse into early American life through the lens of local history, agriculture, and transportation. Once the home of Maryland’s first elected governor, Thomas Johnson, the historic property now serves as an educational museum and cultural landmark.

The museum complex includes the beautifully preserved manor house, barns, a blacksmith shop, an ice house, and other historic outbuildings. Through guided tours, hands-on exhibits, and interactive programs, visitors of all ages can explore 18th and 19th-century life, from household chores to farming practices and early transportation.

Rose Hill Manor Museum is dedicated to making history accessible and engaging for families, students, and history enthusiasts. With seasonal events, educational field trips, and living history programs, the museum brings the past to life in a way that’s fun, informative, and unforgettable.

Museum Information & Highlights

Rose Hill Manor Park & Museums offers engaging exhibits and seasonal events that highlight the area's agricultural and transportation history. Visitors can explore restored carriages, historic farm equipment, and interactive displays.

Park Map

Explore the park and museum with ease - check out the park map to find trails, parking, key features, and how to get around in the Catoctin Creek Park.