Washington County Historical Society

The Washington County Historical Society has been dedicated to preserving the region's history since its founding in 1911. Its home, the Miller House Museum, is an 1825 brick townhouse in downtown Hagerstown, Maryland — donated to the society in 1966 and now serving as both a museum and a private event venue. The property offers two distinct rental settings: the intimate interior of the historic house, which accommodates up to 50 guests, and the enclosed garden courtyard, a private half-acre space not visible from the street that can host up to 100. Both settings are available year-round, making them well suited for weddings, receptions, and corporate gatherings that call for a setting grounded in local history.