Parks & Legislation
Getting Harriet Tubman’s national park out of Congress and onto the Eastern Shore
Apr 25, 2012 by James Rada Jr. in Eastern Shore (3 Comments)
Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory
My Kind of MAC Lab
Images from the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory
Jul 22, 2011 in History
The Maryland Historical Society
Legendary Ladies
Meet 10 women who’ve changed the face of Maryland
Jun 27, 2010 by Jennifer Keats Curtis in History (2 Comments)
Lisa Helfert
The Maryland Women’s Heritage Center
An outgrowth of the Maryland Women’s History Project, the center provides a home for the stories of Maryland women, and includes the Maryland Women’s Hall of Fame.
Jun 27, 2010 by Jennifer Keats Curtis in History
Lisa Helfert
Meet the Panel
The selection committee for the "10 Women Who Changed the Face of Maryland" list.
Jun 27, 2010 by Jennifer Keats Curtis in History
Edwin Remsberg
The Arabber Community
The Arabber Community, one of the Endangered Maryland 2010 sites.
May 4, 2010 by Jennifer Keats Curtis in Endangered Maryland
Edwin Remsberg
Endangered Maryland 2010
11 New Sites Worth Saving
Apr 15, 2010 by Jennifer Keats Curtis in History
Lisa Helfert
The Past as Prologue
The Free State's seeds were sown in St. Mary's
Apr 15, 2010 by Jason Tinney in History (2 Comments)
Hilary Schwab
The History of Maryland’s Flag
The Birth of the Free State's One-of-a-kind Banner.
Apr 13, 2010 by George B. Delaplaine Jr. in History
Northern Dancer: Life of a Champion
One of the world's most influential Thoroughbreds and his Maryland connection.
Jan 1, 2010 by Terry Conway in History
Edwin Remsberg
The Music Makers
The instrumental folks behind the instruments.
Nov 1, 2009 by Phyllis McIntosh in Arts
Eugene L. Meyer
The Unknown Soldier
Remembering the Great War’s final fallen
Nov 1, 2008 by Eugene Meyer in My Maryland
Mike Morgan
Saving Sagamore
Maryland's historic and legendary horse farm
May 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History
Jason Tinney
On the Path of Remembrance: John Wilkes Booth's Escape
Exploring the Civil War Trails . Trail 4 - John Wilkes Booth: Escape of an Assasin
Jan 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History
Jason Tinney
On the Path of Remembrance: Gettysburg
Exploring the Civil War Trails . Trail 3 - Gettysburg: Invasion & Retreat
Jan 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History
Jason Tinney
On the Path of Remembrance: Baltimore, A House Divided
Exploring the Civil War Trails - Trail 1: Baltimore
Jan 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History
Jason Tinney
On the Path of Remembrance: Civil War Trails
Go back in time along Maryland's Civil War Trails
Jan 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History (1 Comments)
Jason Tinney
On the Path of Remembrance: Eastern Shore Trails
Jan 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History
Jason Tinney
On the Path of Remembrance: 1862 Antietam Campaign
Exploring the Civil War Trails . Trail 2 - 1862 Antietam Campaign: Lee Invades Maryland
Jan 1, 2008 by Jason Tinney in History
The Islands of the Magothy
Their history is a legacy for the people of Maryland.
Sep 5, 2007 by Polly Thornton in History (2 Comments)
Richard A. K. Dorbin
Uncle Nace's Day
Annual Emancipation Celebration in Trappe, Maryland
Sep 1, 2007 by Ann Dorbin
Christopher Myers
Town of Stone: Port Deposit
The historic old river town of Port Deposit is crammed with marvelous 19th-century architectural jewels and the entire town has been placed on the National Historic Register.
May 1, 2007 by Mike Dixon in Eastern Shore
Richard A.K. Dorbin
Snow Hill Reborn
Anchored in the past, a riverside town navigates its future.
Jan 1, 2007 by Ann Dorbin in Eastern Shore
Christopher Myers
The Light From St. Mary’s
Point Lookout’s (ghost) storied past and promising future
Sep 1, 2006 by Mary K. Zajac in Southern Maryland
Shannon Elliott
The Real ‘Show Boat’
A look back at the James Adams Floating Theatre
Nov 1, 2005 by Richard J. Dodds in Southern Maryland