Join exhibit curator, Sarah Tanguy, for this FREE guided tour of "Past & Present," an outdoor sculpture exhibit presented by the Washington Sculptors Group and Oxon Hill Manor. Light refreshments will be served!

Can't make it for the guided tour but still want to check out the exhibit? "Past & Present" runs now through September 15, 2023.

Never been to Oxon Hill Manor? Enjoy this background: Oxon Hill Manor is one of only two early 20th-century Classical Revival mansions in Prince George’s County. Built-in 1929, Oxon Hill Manor is a large, two-story neo-Georgian brick mansion, with a hip roof, flanking wings, and fine decorative detail. It was designed by architect Jules Henri de Sibour for career diplomat Sumner Welles and was built near the site of the original 18th century Oxon Hill Manor, which was destroyed by fire in 1895