Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum Map (2022)
Planning your visit to Southern Maryland’s archaeological gem?
Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum is a 560-acre state park in Calvert County, Maryland. It features hiking trails, archaeological sites, and exhibits on Native American and colonial history. The park also hosts educational programs and public events, offering a view into Maryland’s cultural and environmental past.
The most up-to-date Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum Map makes it easy to find highlights like the Indian Village Replica, Woodland Trail, and the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab. Navigate the riverside trails or locate the pavilion near the visitor center for a scenic picnic.
Whether you’re joining a guided dig or exploring solo, this map helps you make the most of every stop across the park’s 560 acres.
Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum Map 2022
The Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum Map for 2022 provides a detailed layout of the park’s trails, historic sites, and visitor facilities. The map highlights key attractions, walking paths, parking areas, and educational zones to help visitors navigate the grounds efficiently.Â
Printable Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum Map PDF 2022
FAQ
What is the history of Jefferson Patterson park?
Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum was established in 1983 when Mary Marvin Patterson donated the Point Farm Estate to the state of Maryland in honor of her husband, Jefferson Patterson. The park is a significant archaeological site with evidence of over 9,000 years of human occupation and features more than 70 identified archaeological sites. It also played a role in the War of 1812 as the site of the Battle of St. Leonard’s Creek, the largest naval battle fought in Maryland.
Is Jefferson Patterson park free?
Admission to Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum is free for all visitors.
What time does Jefferson Patterson park close?
Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum grounds are open all year from 7:30 am until dusk, except for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The Visitor Center is open Wednesday through Sunday from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
Was Patterson Park in the War of 1812?
Patterson Park in Baltimore, known as Hampstead Hill during the War of 1812, served as Baltimore’s major defensive position against a British land invasion during the Battle of Baltimore in 1814.
