Surratt House & Tavern

The Surratt House features Federal architecture with a symmetrical design, containing two floors and five windows across each level of the main facade.

Built in 1852, this property gained national attention when owner Mary Surratt was convicted and executed for her role in President Lincoln's assassination plot.

The house museum contains period furnishings and exhibits that demonstrate the daily life of Maryland residents during the American Civil War era.

Located at 9118 Brandywine Road, the museum includes the James O. Hall Research Center, which maintains extensive records about the Lincoln assassination investigation.

The building served multiple functions as a tavern, post office, and polling place while operating as a Confederate safe house during the Civil War.

Location: Prince George's County

Inception: 1852

Architectural style: Federal architecture

Floors above the ground: 2

Height: 9.55559619605 m

Website: http://www.pgparks.com/3037/Surratt-House-Museum

Address: 9110 9110 9110 Brandywine Rd, Clinton, MD 20735 20735 Clinton 20735 Clinton

Opening Hours: Thursday-Sunday 11:00-16:00

Phone: +13018681121

Website: http://pgparks.com/3037/Surratt-House-Museum

GPS coordinates: 38.76482,-76.89754

Latest update: May 11, 2025 18:16