An Authentic American Document: The Art and Architecture of Hampton
10/06/2018Location:
Visitor Contact Station,
Fee Information: FreeContact Name: Angel GarciaContact Email:E-Mail UsContact Phone Number: 410-823-1309 Without a direct link to a famous figure or event in American history, Hampton was the first site to be preserved by the National Park Service based on its architectural merit alone. The Hampton mansion boasts a grand eighteenth-century Georgian design and a collection of paintings that spans the many periods and styles of American artwork. Join a park ranger for a guided tour of the exterior of the mansion and learn more about the art and architecture of Hampton as examples of American grandeur and style. Through preservation, sites like Hampton continue to tell the story of America through cultural resources such as paintings, buildings, and landscapes.
This program is free and open to the public. Some light walking may be involved. Attendees are advised to consider outdoor conditions on the day of the program and dress accordingly. Reservations are not required and will not be taken. Parking is available on a limited first come, first serve basis. ADA accessible.
