NSCDA Maryland

NSCDA Maryland The NSCDAMD promotes appreciation for the people, places and events that led to the forming of our nation.

Biennial reception at Dumbarton house ❤️
10/18/2024

Biennial reception at Dumbarton house ❤️

We are thrilled to host the Maryland annual meeting at lovely Dumbarton House in Washington, DC. This will be a wonderfu...
05/12/2023

We are thrilled to host the Maryland annual meeting at lovely Dumbarton House in Washington, DC. This will be a wonderful event and a perfect opportunity to catch up with NSCDA friends and tour our National Great American Treasure.

Register online at this link
https://my.cheddarup.com/c/june-3-2023-luncheon

Stunning table setting at Mount Clare with the Caroll family china
12/11/2022

Stunning table setting at Mount Clare with the Caroll family china

Southern Maryland Dames wishing you a Merry Christmas!
12/11/2022

Southern Maryland Dames wishing you a Merry Christmas!

Stunning view from Arlington House over the Memorial Bridge to the Lincoln Memorial. .
10/19/2022

Stunning view from Arlington House over the Memorial Bridge to the Lincoln Memorial. .

The Biennial delegation—such a fun weekend with Dames from all over the country!
10/16/2022

The Biennial delegation—such a fun weekend with Dames from all over the country!

Lisa Sazaki, interim director, Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum on the importance of recognizing the role of ...
10/16/2022

Lisa Sazaki, interim director, Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum on the importance of recognizing the role of women in our history.

Enjoying a sparkling beverage in those Eastern Shore T&C glasses
10/15/2022

Enjoying a sparkling beverage in those Eastern Shore T&C glasses

So wonderful to be meeting again in person at the beautiful Elkridge Furnace Inn
10/11/2022

So wonderful to be meeting again in person at the beautiful Elkridge Furnace Inn

A great start to Women’s History month!
03/01/2021

A great start to Women’s History month!

On this day in history, February 26, 1839, Sybil Ludington, the female Paul Revere, dies.

10/13/2020

Have you registered for this? In January 2020, Christy was named Executive Director of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation. Prior to that role, she served 12 years as CEO of the American Civil War Museum (ACWM). Christy is an innovator and thought leader with over 30 years of museum and public history experience.
Join us "virtually" for on the thought provoking question for our times: The Power of US: What Happens When Historical Narratives Are Corrected?
Wednesday, October 14 at 7 p.m.
REGISTER HERE: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/22/r4x32u5
And check out this: "Meet the 31 People Who Are Changing the South"
https://time.com/5349036/people-changing-the-south/

10/13/2020

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The NSCDA Maryland

The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Maryland promotes appreciation for the people, places and events that led to the formation and development of our country. The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Maryland has been a leader in the field of historic preservation, restoration and interpretation of historic sites. It has also maintained ongoing Patriotic Programs that focus on the people, places and events that lead to the formation of our country, that celebrate the persons who have served our country to present and that continue to inspire patriotism among our fellow citizens.

The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Maryland have been stewards of Mount Clare Museum House, located in in Carroll Park of Baltimore City, since 1917. Mount Clare Museum House features an exceptional collection of decorative arts, paintings, and furniture which educates understanding of life in Maryland since the 18th century: the paradox of hardship amid elegance, and how the past continues to shape life in America today.