Maryland Center for History and Culture

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Learn about Maryland’s rich history by diving into a cultural treasure trove at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. Formerly known as the Maryland Historical Society, the Maryland Center for History and Culture deepens visitors’ understanding of the state’s impactful place in history and the arts through its compelling museum, expansive library and new virtual exhibitions.

Maryland Center for History and Culture

610 Park Ave. Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 685-3750

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Admissions And More Information

$9 Adults

$7 Seniors

$6 Students with ID

$6 Children 3-18

$6 Library admission only

Free for Children under 3

Admission is free for members of the Maryland Center for History and Culture.

Hours

Wednesday—Saturday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

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What It's Like

Step inside the Maryland Center for History and Culture and you’re immediately immersed in the dynamic story of this state as told by artifacts of the people and events that shaped it. The 23,000 square feet of galleries in the museum features exhibits that showcase collections of artworks, fabrics, clothing, furniture and historic objects to engage and delight visitors. In the library, guests can explore more of Maryland’s past through books, journals, manuscripts, maps, documents and photographs.

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With its new website, MDhistory.org, MCHC now offers virtual exhibitions. Its first, Forgotten Fight, illuminates Maryland’s part in the voting rights movement. In the interactive exhibit, you assume the voter ID of a real Marylander of the time, follow the timeline of the fight for voting rights and get to see how your vote is impacted along the way.