Prince George's County
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1. The Awakening
Public Art (Mural/Sculpture/Statue)This sculpture depicts a 100-foot giant struggling to free himself from the earth and is actually five separate pieces buried in the ground...Read More
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2. Art Whino
Museum/GalleryThis gallery showcases a collection of hundreds of artists specializing in pop-surrealism, low-brow, and urban contemporary art. ...Read More
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3. Belair Mansion
House/Mansion/VillaBuilt in the mid-1700s as a country retreat for provincial Maryland governor Samuel Ogle, the Georgian-style Belair Mansion was subsequently...Read More
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4. Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
Government BuildingThree miles northeast of Greenbelt, the Agricultural Research Service's (ARS) research center in Beltsville has developed everyday innovations...Read More
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5. College Park Aviation Museum
Museum/GalleryThe Wright Brothers once trained military officers to fly at College Park Airport, the world's oldest continuously operating airport, which...Read More
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6. Fort Washington Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)George Washington chose this site on a narrow portion of the Potomac River for the first fort to protect the nation's capital. It was destroyed...Read More
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7. Montpelier Mansion
House/Mansion/VillaOn 70 acres of parkland, Montpelier Mansion is a masterpiece of Georgian architecture that George Washington used as a guesthouse on the way...Read More
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8. Oxon Cove Park
Farm/RanchThis park preserves 20th-century farm life on a site where the Piscataway Native Americans once lived and was also once part of the Underground...Read More
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9. Patuxent National Wildlife Visitor Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeOne of the Department of the Interior's largest science and environmental education centers, the Patuxent National Wildlife Visitor Center,...Read More
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10. Piscataway Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)On 4,000 acres of land bought to protect the view from Mount Vernon across the river, Piscataway Park attracts history buffs, horticulturists...Read More
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11. Potomac Riverboat Company
Tour–SightJump aboard a cruise ship from National Harbor's dock for a water tour of Mount Vernon or Alexandria and Georgetown. The trip to Mount Vernon...Read More
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12. Six Flags America
Amusement Park/Water ParkMaryland's only amusement park, Six Flags America combines a theme park with Hurricane Harbor, a water park. On the "dry" side, high-speed revelers...Read More
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13. Surratt House Museum
Museum/GalleryThe Surratt House Museum, once a house and tavern, is where John Wilkes Booth sought refuge after assassinating President Lincoln. For her role...Read More
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14. University of Maryland at College Park
Educational InstitutionOne of the largest campuses in the country, the University of Maryland at College Park has an enrollment of about 37,000. The College Park campus...Read More
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15. American Market
Store/Shop/MallShop for local produce and crafts such as folk art, local photography, and jewelry at this upscale outdoor market, located across from the Gaylord...Read More
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