Riversdale House Museum

Riversdale House Museum is a National Historic Landmark set on a former 19th-century plantation in Riverdale Park, Maryland. The stucco-covered brick mansion was built between 1801 and 1807, blending European and Federal architectural styles, and has been home to the Stier and Calvert families across more than two centuries of diverse history. The museum offers rental of its historic interiors for weddings, receptions, luncheons, and business meetings. The property's largest space, the Ballroom, is an unfurnished room lit by an elegant chandelier and suited for receptions and celebrations of up to 75 guests. The adjoining East Wing and period-furnished Dining and Sitting Rooms provide more intimate settings for smaller gatherings, each appointed with antique art and furniture. A catering kitchen serves all rental areas, and the property's grounds are available as well.