Help Save Historic Johns Hopkins House Sign Our Petition The Friends of Historic Johns Hopkins House, Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit...

The Greater Crofton Chamber of Commerce is proud to partner with the Western District Police Department to host National Night Out —a...

Whites Hall, the home of the Hopkins Family for 191 years, changed over the years as the home was passed along to other generations of...

As the Hopkins family evolved during the nineteenth century, their furniture purchases may also have changed evolved. There are three...

Johns Needles (1768-1878) was a well-respected Quaker and a noted Maryland abolitionist. He was born in Easton and moved to Baltimore in...

As the Hopkins were building their new house in the 1780s, it is likely that they made additional furniture purchases for the house. They...

The Hopkins family moved into Whites Hall house at its completion around 1780-81 and lived there until it was sold in 1910. In that 130...

On Monday, June 16, 2025, 5:30-7:30, the Friends of Historic Johns Hopkins House will host a Community Information Night. There will be a...

Johns Hopkins was born 230 years ago on May 19, 1795 in an upstairs bedroom at Whites Hall in the Gambrills/Crofton area. He lived in the...

Just like in part 1 of this series of furniture blogs, I am going to share some more about the furniture that the Duckett family had when...

Help save the HIstoric Johns Hopkins House by joining us for a MOD Pizza fundraiser. We will be at the Gambrills location all day but,...

I had a wonderful time Saturday in Southern Anne Arundel County. I was touring many old and new homes that were part of the Maryland...

I am not an expert on antique furniture but, have always had an amatuer interets in it. There are a lot of great books on furniture of...

On Sunday, the Friends of Historic Johns Hopkins House went to Historic Hancocks Resolution to take part in their Spring Festival. The...

I was able to visit Tudor Hall, the home of the famous family of actors from the 1800s. the Booths. It is on Tudor Lane in Bel Air,...

It is with great sadness that we let you know the Anne Arundel County government notified us this week that they have decided NOT to...

In December of 1873 Johns Hopkins became ill. It was said that he had a simple cold and according to the first two Baltimore Sun...

The President of Friends of Historic Johns Hopkins House, Don Bailey, joined a group of friends and family at the graveside of Johns...

Meet a young Johns Hopkins and his mother Hannah. We recently received these 16x20 prints from Sydney Van Morgan, a professor at Johns...

Jim Lighthizer, former County Executive, heard about our work to save Historic Johns Hopkins House and contacted us with intertest in the...