Colonial Contact Points
Don’t miss Colonial Contact Points, a virtual lecture! Why did the English come to America? By 1592, a century after Columbus first claimed parts of America for the Spanish monarchy, …
Frederick Douglass Speaks on American Democracy
Join Frederick Douglass to learn about his escape from slavery and his rise to become one of the greatest abolitionists in the 19th century. Hear Mr. Douglass talk about his …
The World of 1492
Don’t miss The World of 1492, a virtual lecture! Let’s begin at the beginning. But where is that exactly? The history of North America doesn’t begin in 1492 when Christopher …
A Brief Outline of Annapolis History
Don’t miss A Brief Outline of Annapolis History! The 2025 Virtual Lecture Series kicks off with one of our most popular lecturers, renowned historian Glenn Campbell! Annapolis has a lengthy, …
Orlando Ridout V Memorial Lecture
Historic Annapolis and the Maryland Historical Trust invite you to the encore of our 2024 Orlando Ridout V Memorial Lecture. This is a virtual event. The lecture is free, however …
Maryland Women and Lafayette
Don’t miss Maryland Women and Lafayette, a virtual lecture with Historic Annapolis! The Marquis de Lafayette made quite an impression on the women of Maryland during his many trips to …
The Inside Story of the Boston Massacre
Don’t miss The Inside Story of the Boston Massacre, a virtual lecture with Historic Annapolis! By March 1770, the people of Boston had lived almost 18 months under British military …
Caregiver Support Group
Consider joining this Caregiver Support Group! The role of caregiver can be exhausting, both physically and emotionally, and leave us with limited time and energy for self-care. Join us in …
Retirement in Healthcare
Don’t miss the Retirement in Healthcare virtual workshop! The confidence of knowing your healthcare is covered is one of the most valuable things you can take into retirement. Join CovingtonAlsina …
Burning of the Peggy Stewart Lecture
Join us for the 250th anniversary celebration of a historic moment in Annapolis history, the burning of the Peggy Stewart! On October 15, 1774, eleven months after the Sons of …