Historic Medley was founded in 1974 to promote the conservation of buildings, structures, objects and spaces that contribute to the historic character of the area; the development and implementation of plans for preserving and using these resources;   promotion of research and education in area history and its contribution to Montgomery County; public testimony; and encouragement of citizen participation in these activities. For more information about Historic Medley please click here.        Join Historic Medley and help conserve our area's unique heritage while enjoying members-only benefits such as field trips, picnics, spring tea and holiday party as well as other unique events organized throughout the year. Click here to find out more about Membership The John Poole House. Originally built in 1793, the restored John Poole House now houses a gift and antique shop. Click Here for more information on the John Poole House, or to rent this facility for events. The Seneca Schoolhouse Museum. Originally built in 1865, the Seneca School house is a historic one room schoolhouse which is used for a variety of educational programs. Click here for more information, or to rent this facilty. The Poolesville Town Hall. On July 21, 2006 HMD purchased the former TownHall and it will become Poolesville's gateway to Heritage Tourism. Click here for more information. Other Properties. We are continually working on new restorations such as: Warfel Store in Barnesville; the Pennyfield House near the C&O Canal; and the Methodist Parsonage in Poolesville. For More information click here.

Historic Medley District, Inc. is a 501c3 Non-profit corporation that is supported entirely by donations from the public. We are greatly thankful for donations from these supporters