Legacy Restoration Fund Project

The National Park Service is currently advancing plans for a major preservation project at Hampton National Historic Site, which preserves the core of a historic plantation in Towson, Maryland. Scheduled to begin construction in 2025, the project will repair up to fourteen historic structures and improve accessibility within surrounding landscape areas.

To learn more about the project, the park’s history, and how to plan your visit, follow the links below.

 

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  FAQs about the project

  Frequently asked questions about the project.

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  Preservation at Hampton

  Funded by the Great American Outdoors Act of 2020, an effort is underway to protect historic structures at Hampton National Historic Site.

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  Who Lived Here Exhibit

  Learn about the people that made Hampton what it is today.

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  Revealing the Lives of the Enslaved

  A recent Ethnographic Study uncovered major information on the lives of those enslaved at Hampton and their descendants. Read about it here.

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  Learn about Hampton form the experts

  Tour Information

  Learn what tours and programs that are happening.

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  Cultural Landscape Report

  Cultural Landscape Report for Hampton National Historic Site, Volume I: Site History, Existing Conditions, Analysis and Evaluation