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Maryland archeology has many stakeholders including the archeologists themselves, government agencies dedicated to preserving cultural...

In the spring of 2020, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Black Water National Wildlife Refuge, purchased a parcel of land on Peter’s Neck...

In 2014, the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society (CFHS) began a search to identify the descendant community of enslaved and free African...

On Belair Road in East Baltimore, there is a shopping center directly across the street from Clifton Park. The establishment is well...

I spent years of graduate study poring over technical reports, geographic information systems (GIS) datasets, and archival documents...

Following the Civil War, newly emancipated Black Marylanders found themselves negotiating a world filled with both opportunities and...

Sugarland, Maryland is a post-emancipation community founded in 1871. Early founding families like the Dorseys helped create this new...

Helen Keller once said, “alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”  This statement has never been truer than the...

This year the Annual Field Session will be held at the Oldtown I site (18AG9), just east of Cumberland in Allegany County. It’s been over...