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EDUCATION OUTREACH
Courses in History Exhibits
Documents for the Classroom Maryland Day
Educational Program - NEH Maryland Colonial Society History Contest
Electronic Classroom Museum Online
Internships State Archivist's News
Teaching American History in Maryland
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The Archives Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties list National Historic Places in Maryland. The Maryland Historical Trust carries out the survey of historic sites through contract with local jurisdictions. Properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places receive a degree of protection from federally licensed or funded projects.

Exhibits (see also Museum Online)
 
    The State Archives creates historical exhibits for display at its building, the Hall of Records in Annapolis, as well as exhibits for the Maryland State House and traveling exhibits. Currently showing at the Hall of Records are: Charting the Chesapeake, 1590-1990, and Providence Plantation, Anne Arundel County's First Settlement.

    At the State House are exhibits relating to the history of the State House; Annapolis, the Capital; Maryland and the U.S. Constitution; as well as Portraits in the Governor's Reception Room. Also on display in the Maryland State House are many important portraits by Charles Willson Peale and others of early governors of Maryland and of significant events in Maryland and U.S. history. In the Rotunda of the State House for much of the year is the small ship the Maryland Federalist

    Government House hosts changing exhibits, as well as the permanent collection of Portraits of First Ladies & Official Hostesses of Maryland from the state collection.

    Traveling exhibits include Colonial Encounters in the Chesapeake: The Natural World of Native Americans, Europeans, and Africans, 1585-1800; and an exhibit relating to the Chesapeake Bay Agreement.
     

Celebrating Maryland History and Maryland Day, March 25


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