Billingsley House Museum

Billingsley House Museum is a circa-1740 colonial-era Tidewater plantation house set on 430 acres within Patuxent River Park in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Named after Major John Billingsley, the original 1662 land grant owner, the brick structure stands as one of Prince George's County's earliest historic treasures, offering views of the Patuxent River from its elevated grounds. The house accommodates up to 60 guests indoors across its living room, dining room, and study, all grounded by wood floors throughout. A tented brick patio extends the venue's capacity to 120 guests for larger gatherings, with two warming kitchens and two dressing rooms supporting a range of event needs. Wireless internet and audiovisual equipment are included, and ample free parking is available on the grounds. Billingsley House is well suited for weddings and receptions, corporate meetings, bridal and baby showers, holiday parties, milestone anniversaries, and retreats.