Volunteers are Historic London Town and Garden's finest asset and are essential to our ongoing archaeological, historical and horticultural investigations and research. They give their time and talent freely to explore, preserve and interpret the history of one of Maryland's earliest seaports.

London Town's volunteers work side by side with Anne Arundel County archaeologists unearthing the ancient seaport town of London.They help preserve and interpret the National Landmark William Brown house. They help maintain the beautiful eight acre woodland garden, work in London Town's new historical horticulture program and present educational programs such as Living History and Science in the Garden.

No matter what your background or interest, you'll find something to intrigue you at London Town.

Become a London Town volunteer today!

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are essential to our ongoing archaeological investigations, historical and horticultural research. They provide all manner of visitor services:

Tours

Docents provide guided tours of the William Brown House, the archaeology site, and the gardens.

Gardens

Volunteers make our gardens grow. Both historical and horticultural gardens could not be maintained without them.

Education

Several different programs, age and curriculum appropriate, are offered to school children in colonial history, archaeology, and environmental studies.

Special Events

Public lectures,teas, plant sales,public archaeology,and living history programs all rely on volunteers.

To find out more or to volunteer, send us an email.