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Preservation Maryland’s programs touch all 23 counties of our state, investing in the places that Marylanders call home.

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Preservation Maryland remains at the forefront of the preservation movement, creatively tackling issues like the effects of climate change, workforce development, and how to use our past to best support our future.

The Campaign for Historic Trades

A national program in partnership with NPS and powered by Preservation Maryland, The Campaign works to provide all tradespeople with clear career pathways, accessible education, and secure employment.

 

Protecting Our Past. Investing in Our Future.

Preservation Maryland is a non-profit harnessing the power of historic places by revitalizing and reinvesting in communities, advocating, and building the historic trades workforce for the benefit of all Marylanders. 

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Orioles Baseball Thrives Because of Great Architecture

Orioles Baseball Thrives Because of Great Architecture

Maryland’s historic architecture serves as the backdrop to our lives.  From ball games to baptisms, architecture quite literally shapes the way we experience life. Imposing edifices of stone or brick seem intransigent to humanity – but behind every imposing...

SOQ: Rock Run Mill Pre-Construction Services and Stabilization

SOQ: Rock Run Mill Pre-Construction Services and Stabilization

Preservation Maryland is soliciting Statements of Qualification (SOQ) for pre-construction services and competitive bids for temporary shoring from qualified General Contractors and Construction Firms for the stabilization of Rock Run Mill, sited within Susquehanna...

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Preservation Maryland isn’t just preserving the past – we’re investing in our future. Our donors make it all possible.

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Although the organization’s core mission remains the same as when we started in 1931, our work has adapted, our strategies have diversified, and our approach has modernized.