Poplar Hill Historic House Museum
The mission of His Lordship's Kindness, ca 1785-1787, owned and operated by The John M. and Sara R. Walton Foundation, is to preserve and interpret this National Historic Landmark by maintaining its buildings, grounds and collections; by promoting its unique architecture and its family histories through public programs and by sponsoring research to broaden understanding of its role in national and regional history. In 1955, John and Sara Walton purchased the house and property from the Arch-Diocese of Washington. In 1988, The Walton Foundation, Inc. was formed and the house opened for tours as a historic house museum in 1991.
Final Two Summer Tours will be offered from 12
noon to 4 pm.
Each tour starts on the hour, with the last tour beginning at 3pm.
Sunday, August 8th
Sunday, August 22nd
"The Birth of a
Restaurant"
The story of the restarant
of Elizabeth Dunham
owner of His Lordship's Kindness, 1940-1946
written by Ted Dunham, son of Elizabeth Dunham
Horse boarding stalls available for rent.
Call 301-856-0358 or visit Poplar Hill
and speak to Larry Elliott, Farm Manager
House for rent.
Call Walton Foundation
at 301-856-0358.
Poplar Hill Historic House Museum is located at:
7606 Woodyard Road
Clinton, Md. 20735
For more information please call: 301-856-0358
Web site developed and maintained by Bianca
P. Floyd,
To report broken links send an email to director@poplarhillonhlk.com
Last update: 25 July, 2010

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