The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill & Fell's Point

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The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill & Fell's Point

We work to preserve historic Fell's Point & Federal Hill, for the benefit of residents & businesses and to enhance the enjoyment & education of visitors.

07/27/2026

The Preservation Society helped by donating to restore the flagpole on Federal Hill! We are excited to see it back to on top shape!

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July! 🧨 How are you celebrating your Independence Day?

06/23/2026

Are you in need of Fourth of July plans?

Spend the afternoon with us at the historic Robert Long House for a festive celebration of Independence Day. From 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, we'll have refreshments, birthday cake, fiddle music, patriotic decorations, and a special reading of the Declaration of Independence by Baltimore Town Crier Steven Lampredi.
It's a great chance to enjoy the holiday with friends and neighbors while celebrating in Baltimore's oldest surviving urban residence and its beautiful garden.

✯ Saturday, July 4 | 2:00–4:00 PM
✯ Robert Long House
✯ 812 S. Ann Street, Fell's Point See less

05/06/2026

Step Back in Time and Celebrate Mother’s Day in Historic Fell’s Point!

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a special tour of the Robert Long House on Sunday, May 10th, from 1–4 PM. Explore life in 18th-century Fell’s Point and stroll through a colonial-style garden while enjoying refreshments and live music.

04/19/2026

Maryland’s barn quilt trails bring vibrant quilt-pattern art to rural landscapes, celebrating the state’s agricultural and cultural heritage through colorful painted quilt squares mounted on barns and buildings. These trails link historic farms, community stories, and local artistry while honoring traditions rooted in quilting and folk expression. Trails in places like Carroll County and Harford County highlight the beauty and history of Maryland’s countryside, inviting people to explore rural landmarks and the landscapes that shaped them.

Read more: https://foxbaltimore.com/amazing-america/marylands-historic-barn-quilts-celebrate-rich-heritage

04/06/2026

The historic Brewer Hill Cemetery in Annapolis, established in the 1880s as the city’s oldest African American burial ground, is receiving focused preservation support through state funding for conservation work.

The upcoming project includes mapping the site, removing invasive vegetation, conserving markers and masonry, improving drainage, and adding fencing and signage to care for the resting place of generations of Black community members, including enslaved people and others with powerful local histories. This effort aims to honor and protect a site that holds deep cultural significance and stories of Maryland’s past.

Read more: https://www.thebanner.com/community/local-news/brewer-hill-black-cemetery-annapolis-national-QHNJS6RLGJF45EGMADGJBWDKMU/

03/24/2026

The Southern Maryland National Heritage Area has launched a Heritage Passport Program that invites visitors to explore the region’s history by collecting stamps at participating historic sites, museums, and cultural destinations. The passport program connects stories from Revolutionary War and Civil War sites to Indigenous, maritime, agricultural, and cultural landmarks across Calvert, Charles, St. Mary’s, and southern Prince George’s counties. Visitors can pick up or create a booklet and collect unique site stamps as a personal record of their journey through Southern Maryland’s rich heritage.

Read more: https://thebaynet.com/explore-southern-marylands-history-with-this-new-passport-program/

02/19/2026

Baltimore-area resident Walter Clubb has spent decades building detailed models of historic Maryland ships, capturing the craftsmanship and maritime heritage that helped shape the region’s history. His work celebrates vessels that are part of Maryland’s nautical legacy and offers a unique way to engage with the story of shipbuilding on the Chesapeake Bay and beyond.

Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/wheres-marty-the-dove/
Watch the video on CBS: https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/video/wheres-marty-making-models-of-historic-maryland-ships/

02/12/2026

The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved $8.9 million in state grants for recreational improvements and land conservation in Baltimore City and six surrounding counties, supporting parks, trails, playgrounds, and natural areas. In Baltimore City, more than $7.5 million will go toward upgrades at City Spring Park, the restoration of Patterson Park lake, the Howard Rawlings Conservatory, walking paths, courts, and community garden spaces. The funding is part of the state’s broader commitment to Program Open Space and land conservation efforts, which balance outdoor recreation and green space protection across Maryland.

Read more: https://news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/01/07/board-of-public-works-approves-8-9-million-for-recreational-improvements-and-land-conservation-in-baltimore-city-and-six-maryland-counties/

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Baltimore, MD

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+14106756750

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https://www.preservationsociety.com/, https://linktr.ee/preservationsociety

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