Events

Forgotten Stories from Historic Hagerstown Cabin

Forgotten Stories from Historic Hagerstown Cabin

One of the thrilling (and simultaneously worrying) aspects of digging into a historic property is never really knowing what may be uncovered.    The hope is that discoveries won’t so much include severe rot and degradation but rather objects from decades, maybe...

Not Non-Traditional: Women in the Building Trades Webinar

Online Old Line State Summit Session According to the Department of Labor, construction is a “nontraditional” career field for women because women account for fewer than 25% of the registered workforce. The term “nontraditional”, however, implies that women did not...

Preservation Primer: The National Register of Historic Places

Preservation Primer: The National Register of Historic Places

Perhaps nothing in preservation causes as much confusion as the National Register of Historic Places. Does it prevent demolition? Does it protect buildings? Can you change your paint color? Do you get tax breaks? Can you get a grant? This preservation primer will...

Job Opportunity: Director of Communications

Preservation Maryland seeks applicants for its Director of Communications position. This is a full-time, benefitted position based in Baltimore, Maryland, currently working remotely due to COVID-19 restrictions. The salary, commensurate with experience, is $60,000 to...

Job Opportunity: Historic Trades Corps Manager

Preservation Maryland is currently recruiting for a Corps Manager, a full-time, 12-month term position to join our team and lead the Campaign for Historic Trades' new public service corps, PreserveCorps. Organization Background Founded in 1931, Preservation Maryland...

[FILLED] Job Opportunity: Statewide Non-Profit Development Associate

Preservation Maryland is currently recruiting for a Development Associate, a full-time, salaried position to join our team and support our dynamic and essential fundraising efforts. Organization Preservation Maryland is the first and foremost historic preservation...

1739 In Context: America When 417 N. Jonathan’s Timbers Were Felled

Scientific research recently uncovered that the timbers used to construct Preservation Maryland's property at 417 North Jonathan Street were originally felled in the winter of 1739/40. Which begs the question: What was happening in America in 1739?  281 years ago:...

Momentum Building for Expansion of Campaign for Historic Trades

Momentum Building for Expansion of Campaign for Historic Trades

Over the course of a challenging year, the Campaign for Historic Trades has continued to invest in the future of this critical training program -- and in 2021 this national programmatic effort of Preservation Maryland is poised to improve the future of historic trades...

Top Three Video: Preservation Maryland’s 2020 Year-in-Review

Preservation Maryland hosted a Year-in-Review live video event for the organizations' members and supports on Facebook in early-December 2020. Watch this recording of a conversation among Preservation Maryland's Executive Director and key staff members about the highs...

In Memoriam: Doug Hayes, Preservationist & Historian

In early December, 2020, a long-time preservationist and friend of Preservation Maryland, Doug Hayes, formerly of Laurel, Maryland and late of Walkersville, Maryland passed away unexpectedly. To honor Doug's legacy of preservation, including his passion for...

Annual Fund 2020: Two Special Giving Incentives

Annual Fund 2020: Two Special Giving Incentives

I joined Preservation Maryland as Director of Development this summer, amidst a global pandemic, civil unrest, and a presidential election on the horizon. In these past few tumultuous months, one thing is clear – history is happening. Preservation Maryland does not...

Maryland State Archives Releases Two New Books

In 2020, the Maryland State Archives published two new, very useful tomes about Maryland history: a comprehensive 250 year history of the State House in Annapolis and a new edition of A Guide to the History of Slavery in Maryland. Both are available for sale. FROM THE...

Haunted History: The Wizard of South Mountain – Michael Zittle

Haunted History: The Wizard of South Mountain – Michael Zittle

On this week’s PreserveCast, we’re taking a departure from our normal programming to bring you a tale of old – a tale told here in the foothills, scarps and hillocks of the Appalachians. In these blue hills of Maryland, as the chill of autumn arrives and we approach...

Job Opportunity: Advocacy Associate

Preservation Maryland is currently recruiting for an Advocacy Associate, a full-time, 12-month term position to join our team and participate in our wide-ranging advocacy efforts and programs.  Organization Background Founded in 1931, Preservation Maryland has been a...

[FILLED] Job Opportunity: Property Redevelopment Project Manager

Preservation Maryland is currently recruiting for a Property Redevelopment Project Manager, a full-time, 12-month term position to join our team and support our dynamic redevelopment program. Organization Background Founded in 1931, Preservation Maryland has been a...

Events

Preservation Maryland participates in and hosts many events in and around Maryland. Take a look at our upcoming events to see where we’ll be next.