
easy
1 hour
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities
Step into 250 years of history at the Meredith House, a rare Georgian-style home in Cambridge, Maryland, rich with period furnishings and local folklore. Explore this unique cultural landmark nestled in Dorchester County’s scenic landscape.
Enjoy a tour of the Meredith House
Step inside the historic "Meredith House," a rare Georgian-style gem from 1760 in Dorchester County. Explore its rich history through captivating period furnishings and textiles, while uncovering local folklore and oral traditions. Experience 250 years of preservation in this unique treasure that tells the stories of its former families.
Step inside the historic "Meredith House," a rare Georgian-style gem from 1760 in Dorchester County. Explore its rich history through captivating period furnishings and textiles, while uncovering local folklore and oral traditions. Experience 250 years of preservation in this unique treasure that tells the stories of its former families.
Tours typically last about one hour, allowing enough time to fully explore the Meredith House without feeling rushed.
Visits can be busy on weekends; arriving early provides a more intimate and relaxed experience.
Although the tour is indoors, the historic floors may be uneven—sturdy shoes are recommended for safety.
Contact the Dorchester County Historical Society ahead of time to confirm accessibility accommodations, as the historic structure may have limitations.
The Meredith House captures nearly three centuries of Dorchester County’s colonial and post-colonial life, reflecting its evolution from a maritime settlement to a modern city.
The Dorchester County Historical Society actively preserves historic structures like the Meredith House while promoting sustainable tourism to protect the surrounding natural habitats.
Provides support on historic wood floors and slight elevation changes inside the house.
Older buildings can be cooler inside, especially in spring and fall.
all specific
Capture the intricate architectural details and historic furnishings (check photography policy).
For jotting down interesting stories or facts during the tour.