Arrowhead

Debra and Peter Huebner chose to both sponsor and host the square on their property to celebrate the rich history of the Lower Marlboro area. Debra chose the Arrowhead pattern to highlight the history of the American Indians who occupied the land along the Patuxent River for thousands of years before Captain John Smith mapped the area. The square is positioned in the Huebner's field so that visitors can look across the road to see the Patuxent Manor House, built c. 1740 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.