Homewood Museum — Attraction in Baltimore

Beautiful historic house

It is beautifully constructed and designed. I like all of the furnishings and objects that they put in to show what it would have looked like in the past.

They talked about the history of both the owner and the slaves. They talked in great detail about the slavery and disturbing history behind it. It was very nice of them to put it there to educate the public about the truth.

They have a session with guided tour. There is also qr code for each room for self-tour.

The staffs were nice and friendly. They were helpful and knows well about the subjects.

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The home is beautifully restored, the tour is informative and personal. We learned about the history, the lives of the family, the servants and enslaved, and their personal stories. Every room is filled with Carroll family pieces or period pieces, photos, descriptive plaques. It was a bargain at $8 a person, gift shop is cute, personnel are friendly and...

Beautiful fall day and interesting stories to hear in the house. Campus is gorgeous this time of year. Entrance starts with a gift shop and loads of stories peppered throughout the residence about generations of the Carrolls, the enslaved that worked there, renovated antiques and rooms. Some original art. I only had a shortened impromptu tour....