The 1760s home of Charles Carroll, Barrister, Mount Clare Museum House is the oldest house in #Baltimore and holds a collection of meticulously curated objects.
This Saturday at 1 pm is our 18th Century Tea Rituals event! How did colonial Americans drink tea, and how did an uncommon beverage from the Far East become wildly popular in virtually… https://t.co/TbpsPAbPly
Too cloudy and damp to play outside? Our 19th Century Freedom Tea for Kids is today from 1 pm to 3 pm. Learn about slavery and the transition for enslaved to free. Make a rag doll, tour… https://t.co/IqETKap8Ty
One of the Barrister's books is "Miller's Gardening Dictionary," possibly used when planning the gardens at Mount Clare. Inside the book are two bookmarks: one that came from a letter and one marking a passage on laying out "pleasure gardens." #books#gardening#library
We found that these five tomes belonged to the Barrister. Could they be some of the books in the Barrister's portrait? #books#library#dictionary#portrait
One of our volunteers, Caleb, is studying volume 2 of A History of England published in 1832. We are exploring our antique books as we search for the books that belonged to the Barrister.
One of our frequent visitor, Alicia, visited Dorothy Blake Carroll's grave. Dorothy was the Barrister's mother and a distant relative of Alicia's. Alicia was kind enough to share images of Dorothy's tomb. Thank you for sharing, Alicia! #cemetery#ancestry