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Ocean City Life Saving Station Site includes history of the station and a growing database collection of Worcester County Maryland Genealogy records on line. Preservation Maryland Founded in 1931 as the Society for the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities, Preservation Maryland is the state's oldest historic preservation organization. It is a private, nonprofit, statewide membership organization. Maryland State Archives Information about the state's government and history. On-line Maryland Manual and reference and research are available. Middle Atlantic Archaological Design Adena culture artifacts of the Chesapeake and Delaware Bay regions. The Capital and the Bay: Narratives of Washington and the Chesapeake Bay Region, ca. 1600-1925 A digital library of 141 books from the collections of the Library of Congress dealing with the history of Washington and the Chesapeake Bay area of Maryland and Virginia. Search by keyword or browse by subject, author, or title. Documents are displayed in text-only or page image form. University of Maryland School of Medicine Established in 1807, it is the fifth oldest medical school in the United States and the first to institute a residency training program. Maryland Newspaper Project - Maryland State Archives Information about the project to preserve fragile newspapers and other historic documents via microfilm. Index of newspapers cataloged and available for viewing. Exploring Maryland's Roots Explore the shores, build your plantation, and meet the people of early Maryland in this highly interactive website by Maryland Public Television. With activities and lesson plans for Maryland teachers, colonial Maryland comes alive. Maryland's African-American Heritage Offers biographies, quotations, and a timeline of the African-American history of the state. History of Printing in Maryland Maryland has a distinguished position in the annals of American typography. After Massachusetts, it was the second colony to establish and sustain a printing press. Included with the historical content are selections from the Marylandia Collection. |
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