Oakley Cabin African American Museum & Park

I love it that there are places in this county where you can go and see where people once lived.

Small, 10-15 minute stop unless 1) you come during open-cabin hours, or 2) you want to use the picnic tables on the neatly-mowed lawn. The informational plaques are well done and the cabin itself is well-maintained, giving a quick glimpse into the difficult history of African-Americans in the area. FYI - there were a lot of small insects.

Delightful because of the docents and volunteers and very educational. It is a small but beautiful place, modest yet powerful as an example of an important part of Montgomery and national history.

Great guides! They do a great job keeping the history alive

I am a descendant of people who lived on and built that property , church , grave yard and town . My great aunt who was born there and actually lived early childhood there is still alive to this date

Excellent African American history program. Consisting of quilting, African American storytelling , singing and archeology.

Nice piece of history. It's great to see a state as md town take care of any of it's old historical sites.

The doscents were really friendly and knowledgeable! I learned a lot about MD history the day I went.

Currently the premier African American historical site in the Montgomery county Maryland MNCPPC parks system.

When yesterday very educational and interesting. So much history right at your door step.

Peaceful little park. Local history hidden down the back roads in MoCo.

So interesting a lot of history. Knowledgeable guide on premises.

Interesting walk through back in time to the pioneer days n ways

Historical fact need to be preserve.fogive never forget

Nice location. Never a crowd.

Beautiful cabin and history lesson.

Nice piece of American History

Excellent

Phenomenal

Public park