Brick Chapel Now Open at Historic St. Mary’s
The reconstructed Brick Chapel at Historic St. Mary’s City is now open for visitors to the outdoor living history museum. The opening marks the culmination of decades of archaeological research, historical study, and preservation efforts dedicated to one of Maryland’s most significant sites of religious freedom. Constructed in 1667, the Brick Chapel stands as a powerful reminder of faith, perseverance, and early American values. It was built during a time when colonial Maryland served as a refuge for those fleeing religious persecution in England. The Lords Baltimore’s vision of liberty of conscience set the foundation for religious tolerance in the…
Oysters 101: Work ’em, Tong ’em, Shuck ’em
There’s even a bit at the end of Oysters 101 about their sex life.
Remains of 17th Century Ship Discovered in St. Mary’s River
An archaeologist from the University of Southampton (UK) has been exploring ship remains this summer with help from Historic St. Mary’s City.
Culture Used to Only Mean Oysters
Chesapeake Orchestra continues fundraising to assure the musicians make it to the upcoming River Concert season.
Capturing the Race One More Time
Sometimes it seems like you don’t need to catch the Governor’s Cup sailboat race one more time – until you do.
