Things to do in Rockville
Beall-Dawson House
Discover the heritage of Montgomery County in the period rooms and changing exhibits of this elegant Federal style town home. Guided tours offered. Open Tuesday – Sunday noon – 4pm. Closed major holidays Call 301-762-1492 for more information.
103 W Montgomery Avenue, Rockville, MD
F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald burial Place
The famed author and member of the Lost Generation and his wife, are interred here. They were one-time residents of Maryland. Call 301-762-0096 for more information.
Veirs Mill Road and Route 355, Rockville, MD
Glenview Mansion
Located on the grounds of the Rockville Civic Center Park you will find this historic home on 153-acres of wooded parkland. Call 301-309-3001 for more information.
603 Edmonston Drive, Rockville, MD
Montgomery County Historical Society
The extensive library and archival collections document Montgomery County’s history from the earliest settlement to today. Open Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4pm; Sunday 1 – 4pm
111 W. Montgomery Avenue, Rockville, MD
Mural of Memorial Day Parade
The painting inside the atrium of Rockville’s City Hall depicts the pageantry of Rockville’s traditional parade. It is painted by William Woodward. Call 301-309-3000 for more information.
111 Maryland Avenue, Rockville, MD
Peerless Rockville historic Preservation
Rockville’s historic preservation organization, a mini museum and visitors center are all located in the 1891 red brick courthouse. Open Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm. Call 301-762-0096 for more information.
Stonehouse Museum/19th Century Medicine
Investigate medical science and learn the changes that occurred during Dr. Stonestreet’s career as medicine went from bloodletting to X-rays. This one room Gothic Revival doctor’s office was built in 1852 and now displays exhibits on 19th century medicine as practiced in this office from 1852 – 1903. Open Tuesday – Sunday noon – 4pm. Call 301-762-1492 for more information.
103 W. Montgomery Avenue, Rockville, MD