Posted by Lexi Leader on February 8, 2022 · Leave a Comment
Historic St. Mary’s City will host a Bridal Show on Sunday, February 27, 2022.
Posted by Lexi Leader on November 23, 2021 · Leave a Comment
Visit Hearth and Home at Historic St. Mary’s City on November 26 and 27 from 10 am to 4 pm, where visitors can explore the skills that allowed people over 300 years ago to weather the cold and survive.
Posted by Lexi Leader on July 18, 2020 · Leave a Comment
Historic St. Mary’s City has earned an award from the American Association for State and Local History for HSMC’s Sin and Scandal at St. Mary’s: An Adults Only Tour.
Category Leader Features · Tags American Association for State and Local History, Ben Latigo, Carl Franzen, Diana Little, Gerald Fair, Historic St. Mary's City, Lexington Park Business and Community Association, Lexington Park civic association, Lexington Park MD, LPBCA, Margaret Sawyer, Mark Dillow, Michelle Russell, Pat Mudd, Pride in Park, Quincy Williams, St. Mary’s County Community Development Corporation, viki volk
Posted by Lexi Leader on June 27, 2020 · Leave a Comment
Historic St. Mary’s City plans to re-open its great outdoors (and indoors) to the public beginning July 8.
Category Leader Features · Tags Ben Latigo, Carl Franzen, Diana Little, Gerald Fair, Historic St. Mary's City, HSMC, Lexington Park Business and Community Association, Lexington Park civic association, Lexington Park MD, LPBCA, Margaret Sawyer, Mark Dillow, Mark Pinekenstein, Michelle Russell, Pat Mudd, Pride in Park, Quincy Williams, St. Mary’s County Community Development Corporation, viki volk
Posted by Java Joe on March 12, 2020 · Leave a Comment
The presence of the coronavirus in Maryland is shuttering public events throughout the region, including the annual Maryland Day celebration at Historic St. Mary’s City where Maryland’s first statehouse was built and convened.
Posted by Steny Hoyer on March 26, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Maryland was founded 380 years ago on the principles of tolerance and peace, “May that moment guide us forward,” the congressman told the celebrants at Maryland Day.
Posted by Lexi Leader on December 6, 2013 · 1 Comment
Knowledge Boxing Center can help you learn, grow and get in shape with classes for all ages M/W/F at the Carver Rec Center.
Category Leader Features · Tags boxing, Boxing center, boxing training, Carver Rec Center, Carver Recreation Center, Fitness, Historic St. Mary's City, Knowledge Boxing Center, Lexington Park Business & Community Association, Lexington Park Business and Community Association, Lexington Park MD, LPBCA, Southern Maryland Boxing, sports
Join the Center for the Study of Democracy for talks on history, and international affairs. SMCM to host various panels through the end of September.
Category Leader Features · Tags China, Historic St. Mary's City, lecture, Liberty and Order in James Madison's America, Patuxent Partnership, Richard Bell, SMCM, St. Mary's College of Maryland, the future of chinese seapower, The Patuxent Partnership, Toshi Yoshihara
Comfort Inn keeps you close to all the great sites in St. Mary’s County.
Category Leader Features · Tags Annmarie Gardens, Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center, annmarie-sculpture-garden-art-center, Comfort Inn & Suites, Fall vacation, Fallout 3, Fishing, Historic St. Mary's City, Lexington Park Hotels, Pax River, Point Lookout, Southern Maryland
An archaeologist from the University of Southampton (UK) has been exploring ship remains this summer with help from Historic St. Mary’s City.
Category Leader Features, Nonprofit News · Tags 17th Century Ship, Elsie Carper Charitabler Foundation, Henry Miller, Historic St. Mary's City, Institute for Maritime History, maritime history, Maryland Archaeology, Maryland Historical Trust, Ph.D, Scott Tucker, St. Mary's River, sunken ships, Susan Langley, University of Southampton
