Hays House Museum, 324 Kenmore Avenue. Come see how a sheep is sheared and how wool is turned into cloth. Help get the wool ready to spin! May 4 from 1-4 pm. Visit www.harfordhistory.org.
Tour the Hays House and learn about life in Harford during the post-colonial days. Free event. No registration required.
Hays House Museum, 324 Kenmore Avenue. Music, games, and living history interpreters. Come meet two Harford County citizens involved in the writing of the Bush Declaration and hear what they think this means. Redeem passports for a certificate and Junior Historian badge. March 23 at 1PM. For more information, visit...
The Hays House, 324 Kenmore Avenue. What was the buzz in Harford County in 1775? Visit the Hays House Museum as people go about their normal routine and share what they are learning about the coming revolution. 1PM. For more information, call 410-838-7691 or visit www.harfordhistory.org.
Take an in-depth tour of the Hays House. Visit the second floor, which is opening for the first time in five years. Learn what was discovered when the north wall (dating from 1788) was removed. 1 pm. For more information, call 410-838-7691 or visit www.harfordhistory.org.
Performers Betsy Saik and Kathy Fleming will present a holiday program on period musical instruments at 1:00 P.M., and the Hays House will be open for tours until 4:00 P.M. Hays House is located at 324 Kenmore Avenue in Bel Air.
September 29 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Winter is just around the corner! The family needs to prepare! Join people at the Hays House as they work to set aside the summer’s bounty to enjoy in the winter. Stir the kettle as we make apple butter! Listen to their conversation about...
September 15 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Constitution Day is September 17 (Tuesday). Learn more about the creation of our constitutional government from the perspective of 1787!
September 8 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm September 1774. The “shot heard round the world” would be fired in just seven months and the American Revolution would begin. What was the buzz in Harford County? Visit the Hays House as people go about their normal routine and share what they are...
August 25 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm What do you know about the Hays House? Who owned it? Who lived in it? Where was it originally located? How was it moved? What are the plans for the future? Add your thoughts for the programs that you’d like to see offered.
August 11 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Get ready to go back to school—in 1815!! How would the school year be different than today? This program will explore what school was like in the period from 1788 – mid 1800s.
July 28 @ 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Investigate the Herbs in the Herb Garden. What were their uses in Early America?
