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County Executive Jessica Fitzwater

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 
JUNE 9, 2026

 
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Frederick County Opens Seed to Harvest Exhibit Barn

A group of people outside at a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Seed to Harvest Exhibit Barn.


FREDERICK, Md. – The Frederick County Division of Parks and Recreation, in partnership with the Farm Museum Association of Frederick County, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 6, to celebrate the official opening of the new Seed to Harvest Building at Rose Hill Manor Park.

"Frederick County’s agricultural heritage is the foundation of our community," said County Executive Jessica Fitzwater. "The Seed to Harvest Barn honors our history and inspires residents and visitors alike to connect with farming, ensuring our legacy continues to thrive for future generations."

The Seed to Harvest Exhibit Barn is the newest addition to Rose Hill Manor Park & Museums and creates a new space where visitors can explore Frederick County’s rich agricultural heritage through exhibits, historic equipment, and educational experiences that connect the past, present and future of farming.

The June 6 event featured remarks from County Executive Jessica Fitzwater, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Agriculture Kevin Atticks, Frederick County Farm Museum Association President Kitty Gialanella, First President of the Frederick County Farm Museum Association Paul Leatherman, Mark Spurrier, and Frederick County Division of Parks and Recreation Director Jeremy Kortright.

Attendees enjoyed a “Farmer’s Mingle,” a relaxed morning gathering hosted in partnership with the Frederick County Office of Agriculture, a ribbon cutting ceremony that officially opened the Seed to Harvest Building, and partner booths and museum exhibits that highlight the community's agricultural history.

Rose Hill Manor Park & Museums serves as a living history site that preserves and interprets life from the 18th through mid-20th centuries. Visitors can explore the restored manor house, outbuildings, and museum spaces. The manor also hosts seasonal events, living history demonstrations, and special programs that bring the past to live. To learn more, visit www.recreater.com/RoseHill.

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CONTACTS:

Melissa Kinna
Communications Manager
Frederick County Division of Parks and Recreation
301-600-1885

Janet Ryder
Communications Manager
Frederick County Division of Parks and Recreation
301-600-2378
 

Frederick County, Maryland does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, familial status, gender identity, sexual orientation, or source of income.
 

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