The Friendship Hill Association is a non-profit volunteer group interested in preserving, developing and maintaining Friendship Hill National Historic …
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Feb 26, 2025
This is a real treasure of a National Historic Site about a very significant public servant who is little known. He had a profound beneficial effect on America serving under several of our early pres…Full review by mattF9172HC
Sep 16, 2024
This NP stop was a great place picnic. The house and grounds were very nice. The books and literature onsite for sale were great.Full review by rogersober
Jun 2, 2024
We toured this with two teenage boys. Super staff. The self guided tour is easy. Be prepared for a 200 yard uphill climb to get to visitor center. Not bad, just be aware. Learned so much about …Full review by Greg B
Hello, Thinking of making a stop here on my trip home from Maryland. How long should someone allow to visit the site?
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Albert Gallatin's house is modest so you can tour it relatively quickly. His footprint on America's early years is huge, though, and if you have the right docent you could easily spend a …
Albert Gallatin's house is modest so you can tour it relatively quickly. His footprint on America's early years is huge, though, and if you have the right docent you could easily spend a few hours thinking about how this man is not better known than he is. If you do visit the thought might cross your mind how someone from Geneva, Switzerland could end up choosing to build his home in the middle of nowhere. Even today.
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