📍 Things to Do in Waldorf, United States

Bryantown Historic District

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Port Tobacco Historic District

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🧭 13.6 km from selected city

Port Tobacco RV Resort

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🧭 15.0 km from selected city

Youth Camp

📍 9201 Surratts Road, Cheltenham 20623, US

🧭 15.2 km from selected city

Beach Access

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🧭 16.7 km from selected city

Woodville School

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🧭 17.2 km from selected city

Chapman State Park

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🧭 17.3 km from selected city

Slave Quarters - Women's Bunk Room

• In 1799, approximately 89 enslaved people lived and worked at the Mansion House Farm. • As many as 15 to 20 slaves lived in each of four sleeping rooms that were similar to this one.

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Greenhouse

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Slave Memorial

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Slave Quarters - Men's Bunk Room

• The slave quarters connected to the greenhouse underwent a major interior restoration and reinterpretation in 2010. • As many as 20 enslaved male workers of varying ages may have slept in this room.

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Shoemaker's Shop

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Stove Room

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Mansion Line Entry

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Mansion Circle/Specialty Tours

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Overseer's Quarters

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Spinning House

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🧭 18.3 km from selected city

Storehouse

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Clerk's Quarters

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Purple Heart Memorial

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Lives Bound Together: Slavery at Mount Vernon

Opening this June, Lives Bound Together: Slavery at Mount Vernon explores the personal stories of the people enslaved at Mount Vernon while providing insight into George Washington’s evolving opposition to slavery.

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🧭 18.4 km from selected city

Historic Area Entrance & Exit

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🧭 18.5 km from selected city

Mount Vernon: The Story of an American Icon

Meet the people who shaped Mount Vernon, including Washington and Custis family members, enslaved and hired laborers, and Vice Regents of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, which has owned and preserved Mount Vernon since the 19th century.

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🧭 18.5 km from selected city

Patriots Path: A Revolutionary War Encampment

Experience the American Revolution as you walk through an 18th-century Continental Army encampment featuring soldiers' tents and an officer’s tent. Get hands-on discovering items throughout the encampment.

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🧭 18.5 km from selected city

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📍 9503 Lynnhall Place

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Nepenthe Gallery

Fine art gallery & custom frame store

📍 7918 Fort Hunt Road, Alexandria 22308

🧭 19.1 km from selected city

Boarman Memorial

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Saint Francis of Assisi

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Charlotte Hall Historic District

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🧭 19.6 km from selected city

Belvoir Manor

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🧭 19.9 km from selected city

Belvoir Manor

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🧭 19.9 km from selected city

Monarch Butterfly

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🧭 20.2 km from selected city

Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail

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🧭 20.7 km from selected city

Green Trail

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🧭 20.9 km from selected city

Green Trail

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🧭 20.9 km from selected city

Green Trail

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Green Trail

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Green Trail

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Green Trail

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Green Trail

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Green Trail

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National Harbor Stonehenge Overlook

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🧭 21.2 km from selected city

Warships and Raids

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