The National Trust for Historic Preservation defines “Historic Preservation” as identifying, protecting, and enhancing buildings, places, and objects of historic and cultural significance. As one of the oldest counties in Maryland and the nation, Anne Arundel County has a rich history that is locally and nationally important. Preserving relics of the diverse archaeological and architectural
ANNAPOLIS, MD (May 9, 2022) – Join history enthusiasts nationwide this May in celebrating National Preservation Month. The observance, first established in 1973 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as “Preservation Week,” expanded to the entire month of May in 2005 to provide Americans more opportunities to celebrate the diverse and unique heritage of
This presentation features Kelly Palich, Amelia Chisholm, and Stephanie Sperling, archaeologists for Howard, Anne Arundel, and Prince George’s Counties, respectively.
In partnership with the Brandywine Foundation, the State of Maryland, and the Lost Towns Project, the Anne Arundel County Cultural Resources Section will be excavating an area that could yield new information about those who worked and lived on Whitehall Plantation in the late 18th and 19th century and whose stories have yet to be
Anne Arundel County has issued an executive proclamation designating this April as Archaeology Month in the county! Join in the celebration by participating in the upcoming Archaeology Field Session at Whitehall Plantation. or another of our upcoming events.