Our Story
Preservation Maryland is Maryland’s oldest, largest and most effective preservation organization. As a 90+-year-old organization you might think we’ve slowed down a bit – but we’re still full of fight.
Board members revealing a new interpretive sign; our logo, an early version seen on the SPMA flag, has always been a phoenix rising from the ashes.
We’ve recently tackled some of our largest initiatives yet, leading to expanded funding, programming, staff, and goals. 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. We remain at the forefront of the preservation movement, creatively working to preserve place, affect policy change, and grow the historic preservation workforce so our shared history can be enjoyed for untold generations to come.
This work is implemented by a dedicated staff of employees. Each team member oversees a different and equally compelling aspect of our mission.
Latest Posts
Project Update: Documenting Maryland’s Great Society-Era State Parks
Preservation Maryland is pleased to share an update on a project being undertaken in partnership with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to document and better understand Maryland’s Mid-Century-era state park resources. Building...
INVITATION TO BID: Williams Schoolhouse Phase II Restoration
Preservation Maryland is soliciting lump sum bids from qualified firms for construction services to complete restoration work on the historic Williams Schoolhouse, located at 11347 Big Pool Road, Big Pool, MD 21711, within the boundaries of Fort Frederick State...
The Campaign for Historic Trades Expands Registered Apprenticeship Program with Two New Occupations
The Campaign for Historic Trades, a national workforce development program of Preservation Maryland, today announced that the Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Council (MATC) has approved the addition of two new occupations to its registered apprenticeship...