Plan A Visit
817 Main Street
Laurel, MD 20707 THE LAUREL MUSEUM OPEN: FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 12-4 Research and Special Tours available weekdays by appointment For inquiries, including research requests, contact info@laurelhistoricalsociety.org As of February 28, 2022 masks are no longer required in City of Laurel buildings, including the Laurel Museum. However, the safety of our visitors, staff, and volunteers remain a top priority and as such, we continue to encourage the wearing of masks while inside the museum building. We will continue to offer a supply of masks to visitors and volunteers, in addition to hand sanitizers. We want everyone to be safe and have fun at the Museum. |
Exhibit Opens Feb. 18, 2023 and runs through August 2024
When the Museum is closed you can tour the 2020/21 exhibit “Unpacking Laurel’s Past: 150 Years on Display.” virtually with our "One Take Tours," or view recorded webinars on our YouTube Channel |
Upcoming Events
September 1 - October 1: St. Philip's 175th Anniversary (temporary exhibit during museum open hours)
September 30, 10-1: McCeney March through History (walking tour and cake bake-off) October 5, 4pm: Photo ID Night! October 6 & 7: Volunteer Training October 6 - 29: Emmanuel Church, Scaggsville (temporary exhibit during museum open hours) October 12, 7pm: Forest Haven Asylum: History and Horrors (webinar) November 5, 1-3pm: Children's Day at the Museum November 9: Dinosaur Park (webinar) November 19: LHS Dig Day at Dinosaur Park December 1-3, 12-4pm: Holiday Open House at the Museum December 9, 1-5pm: Holiday House Tour (walking/driving tour) December 17: Museum closes for winter break |
The Laurel Museum is closed when Prince George's County schools are closed. When school is delayed, the museum opens at noon. If schools are dismissed early, the museum will close at noon. For weekend event changes check our Facebook page and this site or call 301-725-7975.
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Interested in exploring Laurel's rich history? Our collections offer opportunities to research your family or local history. Visit our History/Research Page, Our Past Exhibits Page, or Our Collections Page!
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Want to get involved? Join the LHS as a member or learn about our many volunteer opportunities.
You can also make a donation or add your Laurel-related items to our collection. |
Please note: We are not affiliated with, nor recognize the activities of, the website laurelhistoricalsociety.COM. Please beware!
