We collect, preserve, and share the stories, records, and heritage of the people who shaped Calvert County—ensuring our history remains accessible for generations to come.
Join our dedicated volunteers in preserving Calvert County’s history. Share your time, skills, and passion while making a meaningful impact in your community.
We collect, preserve, and share the stories, records, and heritage of the people who shaped Calvert County—ensuring our history remains accessible for generations to come.
Volunteers and members help bring Calvert County’s heritage to life by supporting our archives, educational programs, preservation efforts, and community events.
Your gift preserves Calvert County’s history and supports collections, education, and public access.
The Calvert County Historical Society preserves and shares records, photographs, and stories that shaped our community—keeping local history accessible for generations.
Founder
Preserve historical records and materials for future generations.
through exhibitions, publications, and online resources.
with educational programs, workshops, and events.
Heritage through partnerships and outreach.
Preserve historical records and materials for future generations.
through exhibitions, publications, and online resources.
with educational programs, workshops, and events.
Heritage through partnerships and outreach.
Surprising Tales: Calvert County in the Revolutionary War
8916 Chesapeake Ave, North Beach, MD
30 Church Street Prince Frederick, MD
8916 Chesapeake Ave, North Beach, MD
Join us for an evening talk highlighting people, places, and events that shaped Calvert County’s past, followed by audience Q&A.
Learn how to begin local-history and family-history research using public records, photographs, maps, and archival materials from our collections.
Visit the Society to explore highlights from our archives, discover research resources, and meet the team behind Calvert County preservation efforts.
Subscribe to receive updates on programs, events, research highlights, and news from the Calvert County Historical Society.
(410) 535-2452
