• Voices From the Past (online)
• The Prehistory of Flowerdew Hundred
• Flowerdew's First Colonists
• Flowerdew Hundred 10,000 years of Human Occupation
• The Trans Atlantic World
• Life After 1630: a Stable Economy
• Unearthing a Stone Foundation
• Taverns and Ferries; Flowerdew in the Eighteenth Century
• Birth of a Nation; Selden Plantation and Ice House
• Grant's Crossing; the Civil War Comes to Flowerdew Hundred (online)
• Ceramics in a Changing World
• The History of Archaeology at Flowerdew Hundred
• Impermanent Architecture in Transition
• Work Yet To Be Done

The Flowerdew Hundred Museum showcases some of the 200,000 artifacts uncovered in almost thirty years of on-site archaeological excavations. The exhibits in the museum focus on aspects of life at Flowerdew Hundred based on the overall theme of A Day in the Country Lasts 400 Years. Using maps, photographs, documents, prints and objects, the exhibits tell the stories of the inhabitants. A reconstruction of an archaeological feature, a 17th/18th century trash midden, provides a glimpse into the lives of those people who left no written records.

Educational Programs

Exhibits

Location

Pavilion Rental

Special Events

Activities

Prince's Principle

Artifact Explorer

Replications

Windmill

Detached Kitchen