The Herrington Harbour North Historic Village Museum is an effort to preserve local vernacular architecture that would otherwise be lost to development. By touring the village, visitors get a glimpse of life in Maryland during the 1700s to early 1900s. Here you will find a 13-building village featuring area exhibits, a one-room schoolhouse, African-American beneficial society meeting house, dwellings, and outbuildings that have been saved from demolition and moved to the site.