Preservation Maryland

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 and lows of the year – and major projects on the horizon in the New Year.

Preservation Maryland, with the assistance and generous support of the Maryland Department of Transportation and State Highway Administration, is pleased to announce the findings of a recently completed dendrochronology report which confirms 417 North Jonathan is constructed with some of Hagerstown’s oldest timbers.

Preservation Maryland is pleased to announce it has received a grant award from Maryland Humanities’ Voices and Votes Electoral Engagement Project to support the expansion of the organization’s Ballot & Beyond women’s history project.

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.