What a great historical place to visit. Absolutely worth the stop if in the area. The NPS staff…read morewere amazing and David, gave us a great tour and history lesson on George, his family and the area. Thank you, David. We had a great visit.

Pretty substandard NPS. Reasonable location to preserve but the interpretative execution is…read moreextremely antiquated. (Eg park film is from mid 70s.). Friendly rangers. Nice junior ranger program. Would not go out of way to visit this park.

They close a little before four so be careful I got there 3:55 only needed a few minutes to empty…read moremy trailer but they'd already locked it up. I'd prefer if they waited until four and didn't allow new traffic in or put out a sign instead of locking it early and sitting behind gate on golf cart.

A trip back to Churchton is not complete without swinging by the dump to drop off random items. The…read morequeues are not that long and they give you service with a smile. (I am quite sure this is the first dump on Yelp)

Great historical marker, in its actual setting!…read more Come debate and talk about US history! Great - and accurate in its place at the intersection of William Street - historical resource for all ages, all races, all creeds, all walks of life, all genders, all peoples! An absolute must to understand America in its 'en plein air' scenery. This is where the town of Fredericksburg sold pigs, wheat, rice, white indentured servants and shoes. Since almost all of Fredericksburg was blasted to rubble in the Civil War, this one monument still stands the test of time: not in a dustbin museum showcase, where nobody cares that an item wastes away, but in real life! Erasing history, spells ruin for future posterity. Walk with people who make America, America!! We are our Past. The Rebel review: 5 stars

Sadly another important piece of history not around anymore. Removing historical monuments doesn't…read moretake from our history.would love to know where it went?!

Never been here before...I'm turning 62 soon. It's like DMV only a little less friendly. Get here…read moreearly, they open at 9. I arrived at 8:45 and there were at least 30 people ahead of me.

Not a bad place for SSA. The branch opens at 9am and when I got there at 8:40 there was already a…read moreline around the building. If you can make sure you have all the forms you need filled out ahead of time because that really speeds up the process for sure. I waited about 45 mins once I got inside and checked into the kiosk. There were a bunch of people waiting but the line moved fairly quickly and was well organized.

Barracks are ok, most of them are garbage like always, it never changes. This base is mostly heavy…read moreon Officers, Q town is nice, not too many options but enough. It's mostly a pretty clean base. For marines: Main Side units specifically IPAC/Admin building are the most toxic leaderships ever. If you are a marine and this is your first duty station I'm really sorry for you. I had the worst experience in these unit, It really made me want to get out asap. If you are a civilian God bless your freedom. Jenny's tailoring store its great.

March 2020: One of our filming locations & I can't say…read moreenough about the courtesy & hospitality extended to our team of 30. Interacting with the different ranks of military personnel was actually pretty neat as they were not stone face screamers. Within some of the certain spaces/buildings we occupied they were a little run down, yet some renovations were taking place. We didn't get to break for lunch inside the Bruce Mess Hall, yet our Hosts staged one of training classrooms into a mini dining area for us. There are two different points of entrance off of I-95, one is exit 148 - South Entrance & exit 150-A - North Entrance aka the Main Gate with full on checkpoints. In addition to the personnel, the base/area consists of family members, military students/FBI/DEA, civilians & contractors. Both Amtrak & Virginia Railway Express train services the Quantico area.

The semi-annual oyster roast is a regional classic. $45 for all you can eat and drink. The buffet…read moreline is pretty average but you come here for they oysters and the atmosphere. If you stop by, make sure you make time for the waterfront bars a short drive or long walk away. PS - you need to bring back the puffs

Long wait but friendly staff. The facility was well managed with security. The staff was…read moreknowledgeable about our process and provided next steps based on Federal Law.

Understaffed federal employees doing the very best they can with limited federal budget. Don't go…read moreon Monday as that is busiest day. SSA now requires an appointment for most so call first and get an appointment.

Picturesque inlet that's good for a nice waterfront stroll. Petty homes denote upscalia but besides…read morea summer concert series, dining and recreational options are limited which if you live here is music to your ears as swarming tourists are kept to a minimum. Five stars for the stroll.

Cute little town. Not much to do besides walk the mini boardwalk. A lot of the shops close early or…read moreare closed. Few restaurants.

I've been standing in the huge foyer of this courthouse waiting on a person for a meeting. I've…read morebeen here plenty of times but since I've been standing around killing time, I've actually had a moment to "look" at the interior. The building has interesting architecture. It's a 5 story structure where one side is completely glass and open to the center of the interior. There are historical displays and art that line the wall on each level. While standing here, a citizenship swearing in ceremony has just taken place. These new US citizens were very proud to hold the American flag and take pictures with their family. I helped take photos of three different groups so they could all get in their respective pictures together. As I write this, my heart is filled with pride for those who go through this process and choose to be citizens of the United States of America, while others who are born here take citizenship for granted. If you happen to be in Greenbelt and you want to experience pride for your country; along with witnessing the joy of newly made citizens, stop into this courthouse between noon and 1pm. I believe they take place here every Monday.

This is the courthouse for the federal southern district of Maryland. Federal crimes are tried here…read moreand the southern district of Maryland comprises PG County, Charles, Calvert and St Mary's County. The courthouse itself as an interesting building with a giant atrium. Anyone can enter, you just have to go through the metal detector. Parking is free. There is a small cafeteria inside and it is worth visiting just to take a look around at the architecture and some of the artwork. As well, the trials are open to the public so stop in and take a look at how your tax money is being spent and maybe get an interesting view of a criminal trial.