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MARYLAND HISTORIC TRUST, People's Resource Center/DHCD, 100 Community Place, Crownsville, MD (near Annapolis). Directions here. Several ASM meetings take place here.
NEEDWOOD MANSION, 6700 Needwood Road, Derwood, MD, 20855 (Rockville, MD on some devices).
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We often partner with the Montgomery County Parks Archaeology Program, based at Needwood Mansion (use the basement door in the back), and Parks kindly hosts our meetings there. Please call ahead at 301-563-7530/7531. The unlit driveway is hard to spot! Look for the brown Parks sign, close to the golf course parking lot. 
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Needwood Mansion is not open to the public, not wheelchair accessible, and is not available for events. Montgomery Parks' annual Family Archaeology Day in early May includes a house tour. |
Needwood Road coming from Redland Road: Look for a yellow road sign and a brown parks sign. The unlit driveway is on the right, after the golf course.
Needwood Road from Muncaster Mill Rd-Rte 115: Cross the lake and continue uphill. The driveway's on the left at the crest of the hill. |
AGRICULTURAL HISTORY FARM PARK and The Bussard Farm House, 18400 Muncaster Rd., Derwood, MD, 20855. Take the unlit access road off Muncaster Road. Don't confuse Muncaster Road - the continuation of Redland Road - with Muncaster Mill Rd/Rte.115, which crosses it.
Some of our Chapter workshops and the holiday party are held in the Activity Center - the modern building at the very end of the access road. Bear right behind the Activity Center for parking. Fully accessible.
JOSIAH HENSON PARK will not be open to the public until construction is completed on the new museum, in a year or two. Montgomery Parks Archaeology fieldwork here will end in fall 2018. Not mobility accessible at this time.
Some of our Chapter workshops and the holiday party are held in the Activity Center - the modern building at the very end of the access road. Bear right behind the Activity Center for parking. Fully accessible.
JOSIAH HENSON PARK will not be open to the public until construction is completed on the new museum, in a year or two. Montgomery Parks Archaeology fieldwork here will end in fall 2018. Not mobility accessible at this time.
