Evergreen Museum & Library — Attraction in Baltimore

This museum and library is a must see if you're visiting the Baltimore area or if you are planning a day trip. Amongst the 48 room mansion you will be stunned by the famous John Work Garrett Library. There are over 30,000 books, some of the oldest and rarest in history. The library is opened to public for private event's upon reservation. The mansion is filled with amazing original artwork like picasso, François Auguste René Rodin and many other collectors and patrons of the arts. There is even a guest book signed by all of The Evergreens visitors including Amelia earheart. I was very impressed by the many layers of architecture and history this beautiful place has to offer. I recommend visiting in the summer so you can experience the true beauty of the formal gardens but any day out of the year is perfect if you want to retain a...

Beautiful historical museum and library

I noticed that you can not tour by yourself. The last guided tour is at 2 pm.

I did the 2 pm tour. I was the only person, but it was good. I was able to take my time. There are some sections that you can not take pictures of. The 1st floor library is so beautiful. I heard some jhu students can rent the book while they are there. I was able to take a picture of the kitchen

The 2nd floor is also beautiful. Color is vivid. I think i really like the library. Lots of details and notable architectural designs to look.

The tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable on the history of the house and family.

It is very well organized and has lots of artifacts to look at. Totally worth it. They also have a lot of seasonal events.

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We had the opportunity to see the Tiffany glassworks exhibit and chat with Alysha and Paige about the history of the home and gardens. They were both super knowledgeable and a delight to converse with about so many aspects of this fantastic site. While we did not tour the interiors, the museum will be changing their tour schedule to provide greater flexibility and to meet demand come early September 2023. Can't wait!

The grounds are lovely and while a number of structures no longer exist, in some cases one can see the foundational remains and only imagine how impressive this home must have been previously. Nevertheless we enjoyed the tranquility while we walked the grounds. We'll be back for sure...