Rose Hill Manor

Rose Hill Manor, located in Frederick, Maryland, is a historic house and children's museum that showcases the architectural beauty of the late Georgian and Greek Revival styles. Built in the mid-1790s as a retirement home for Thomas Johnson, Maryland's first elected governor, the mansion features a striking two-story portico supported by elegant Doric and Ionic columns. The property has a rich history, originally part of a large tract owned by Benjamin Tasker, and has undergone various ownerships and renovations over the years. Today, it serves as a cultural site where visitors can explore its historical significance and enjoy interactive exhibits in the children's museum.