Reviews of Maryland Center for History and Culture. (Other) in Baltimore (Maryland).

Maryland Center for History and Culture

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Historical society

610 Park Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201, United States

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Information of Maryland Center for History and Culture, Other in Baltimore (Maryland)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Reviews of Maryland Center for History and Culture

Elise Forrester

Beautiful museum. Docent Tour very well done. The Unfinished Revolution Maryland in the Wars for Independence The Unfinished Revolution explores the turmoil of the United States’ emergence on the world stage between 1775 and 1815. The exhibition highlights two points that became certain—the country’s revolution remained unfinished, and Marylanders of many races and creeds were at the forefront of each conflict. Opening September 10, 2021.

Raymond Ellis

I really enjoyed the MD Historical Society museum. All of the exhibits were interesting. I especially liked the Spectrum of Fashion, Four Centuries of MD History, the Civil War and War of 1812 exhibits

Laura Lane

Great museum for Maryland history! Some great special exhibits!

Wanda Heard

Come to the MCHC and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere as the history of Marylanders from across the State of Maryland is celebrated. It is a place to marvel at collected art, textiles documents and other items of historic value. Learn, be enlightened and spend a few hours stepping back in history! BTW the gift shop holds lots of treasures!

Jessica M Paugh

Great showcase of Maryland History and the staff were wonderful on our 5th Grade Field Trip.

NANCY T

Very nicely done museum! Friendly helpful staff, beautiful exhibits, great gift shop. Library for research on site. Permanent collections and special exhibits. Free parking. Well worth the visit!

Austin Larson

Fascinating and underrated museum exploring a lot of Baltimore/Maryland’s history and culture. This place is off the beaten path so isn’t on the radar for either tourists or locals but is definitely worth a visit.

Cristine P

I got there at about 945 am on Saturday. It was nice and quiet and they had a free parking lot, which is always a bonus in a downtown setting. Most of the items are very specific to Maryland (of course) and the associated heroes of the war of 1812. The first floor is a large amount of paintings. Things on the next floor up are very interesting. There is a very large display about Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte. I enjoyed this the most. They explain in very good detail her story and have quite a few very wonderful pieces. The cost is 9$ for adults.

LGK Baltimore

Love walking through this beautiful eclectic space!

Margie Mazurek

Love MdHS! The museum is full of gems and thought provoking exhibits, and they have lots of cool rotating exhibits and events. They are also a customer of mine and are great people to work with :) Treat yourself and visit them soon!

Bobby Davis

This is a great place to learn some intimate history of Baltimore.

Bely Macpherson

Definitely worth a visit of several hours. Honest, no punches held exhibit on the civil war and racism. Great exhibit of period clothing, with backstories on the garments. Many fine artifacts from a range of subjects, from native items to everyday prosaic goods.

Tony C

Great please to visit to learn about MD history.

holly stone

We had a wonderful experience working with the reference librarian and finding information from the last century. Maryland has such a rich and colorful past it's worth spending a lot more than a day here. The folks here who work here couldn't be more helpful and the exhibits are really informational and easy to use. First-rate!

Deborah Blake

Finally got to go here a few weeks back. Love this place has free onsite parking ( a rarity in Baltimore) the inside was clean and week kept. Lots of interesting exhibits. A great way to spend the day learning a little history of Baltimore.

K. Wise

Baltimore's true diamond in the rough. To the east are wonderful neighborhoods, to the west you really don't want to go there. The museum was wonderful but the staff and police seem not to care about the homeless man living on the porch of the Pratt House or the condition of the house of their biggest benefactor. This place could be so much better.

John Nicholas Mavri

Wonderful Museum we went on a "free admission " evening according to their website but they did not let us pass the door until one of us became a member. Maybe 1 day they will have a free visitor or dollar day like the other great educational institutions.

Devon the Divine Solar Child

This is a great place to bring your family. I enjoy learning , I had a wonderful experience during my visit .

Ric Rini

It's a decent museum with artifacts and history surrounding the Baltimore area but there are better out other options i would choose. If your time is limited, I'd go to other museums located nearby. It is a nice museum just too much emphasis on one subject.

Shawn Soviak

Awesome museum. Awesome library. Friendly folks. Shame that they knocked down nearly a block-and-a-half of historic buildings and homes a few decades ago, to create what is now a mostly vacant parking lot. Minus one star for that.

Amanda Graham

Went to a lecture there and had a little time to look at the exhibits. Wonderful facility. They have parking too, a great thing in the parking-starved downtown.

David Pittman

I'm glad we went, but it wasn't a peak experience. There were exhibits on the War of 1812 and the Civil War. There was a big exhibit of old furniture. There was an exhibit about Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, who was briefly married to Napoleon's brother Jerome; she appears to have been the Kim Kardashian of the early-to-mid 19th century. There were photographs of Baltimore from the mid-20th century civil rights movement. It was all vaguely interesting but nothing grabbed me. If you want to learn about the War of 1812, go to Fort McHenry.

J Robinson

Great exhibits showing the varied history of Maryland. We really enjoyed the history of African Americans in MD. Definitely a great learning experience.

James Rosenzweig

I only used the research library, but the staff were generally friendly and helpful, and after a hiccup we were able to get the wireless internet working. They definitely had a lot on local Maryland history, and I think I'll be back to do more research.

Robert Rohr

Great research library and collection

William Newman

This place is packed with so much information regarding the birth of our nation, the Civil War, etc. Maryland history is national history. The building is beautiful, and you can get some fresh air in the courtyard.

Judith Glascock

This was a fantastic Historical society museum. Very well put together, informative, interactive, etc. Wonderful giftshop, too. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Will definitely go back.

Faith Ebersole

Great little place! Look on the website and they link to a blog post about how it is a good date spot for couples. Mention the article and couples get 50% off admission.

Amber Cockey

Just enough and not too much. Perfect sampling of Maryland history. Good for vacationers and locals alike. Great programs for homeschoolers...keep it up! :-)

David Wise

Wow so much amazing history is hidden within these walls. A must see if you never went to this museum.

Edward Grandi

Second only to the State Archives, it is a treasure trove of genealogical literature

Karen Metallo

Amazing place. Great staff and the artifacts are over the top! We learned so much more about our great state of Maryland!

Bryan Kennedy

Small and great exhibits. Staff friendly and helpful. Easy parking.

Brian Few

A little known treasure. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The Battle of Baltimore (War of 1812) SURPASSES Fort McHenry!

Stephen Lohrmann

The staff is very helpful and the exhibits are interesting. Maryland history at it's best.

Nova Luz

So fun! i loved the fashions and the quilts, also the photography from the civil rights era

Tanisha creasy

This a great place to go with children and as an adult. I have been here recently with my children which was fun for all of them.

Bev Folkoff

Great museum, interesting exhibition, dont miss the furniture on the 3rd floor!

Dillon Rearick

Free parking and a very interesting and informative museum regarding Baltimore colonial history.

Tom Gloss

What a great place to learn more about your state and your city currently they have a very nice installation called the spectrum of fashion

Jennifer O'Neal

This place is amazing and spacious. Great for events. The young lady at the front desk wasn't helpful.

Kathy A Degrange

We had an excellent tour of the Spectrum of Fashion exhibit!

Chloe Victoria Tomison

It was nice and had cool stuff old stuff in it I will go back there again I enjoyed it

Joseph Lewis

Amazing exhibits, old and new, a must see for local history buffs

Priyanka Paul

Second Saturday is a free entry :)

Michael Collins

This is a great place to take your family and friends I really enjoyed this experience can't wait to revisit

Pe Wa

This is a great museum with wonderful art and amazing historical pieces.

Nurah Smith

They have great homeschool programs for children. The staff worked well with the young children

Raymond Smith

Very interesting even for a Yankee. I wish I had more time to spend there.

Guy Fraser

Gift shop is a well kept secret. Very Smithsonian in orientation!

Susan Law

Great museum for more than just MD history

Kathy L

Great exhibits, speakers and local historical information!

Joey Sheffield

Historical documents and some Maryland exhibitions. Occasionally has special exhibits

Rick Von Linsowe

Great experience for my daughter and her Girl Scout Troop!

Melissa Canet

Friendly staff and such an amazing museum!

Susann Schemm

This was so much fun. Each room has a reason to linger and explore.

Sam Owens

Wonderful museum with quite interesting displays

Dave Lufkin

Came in out of the rain to see what they had, and was very pleasantly surprised

lily bouquet

Martland history. Enoch Pratt Free Library affiliated.

Tempress Mcghee

Lot of great things to see loved future camp

Rod Bourn

Most underrated museum in Baltimore!

Tuwanda Cobb

Great and interesting place to go and it's safe too

Oh Two

There is a lot to see, you would probably need more than one visit.

Eric Costello

One of the coolest places in all of Baltimore!

Kushal Neogy

Well maintained slice of history, worth visiting

Marketia Chase

Very nice field trip lot of information

Jeffrey Wrobel

Very interesting spot for learning about Baltimore and Maryland.

S Cochran

They had a wonderful selection about their history

Sylbia Garza

Lots of stuff to see! This place is huge!

T Cooper

Very good. Lots of history of Maryland.

Patricia Chappell

Spectrum of Fashion is worth seeing!

Matthew Reid

Love it here -- so much history!

Tim McCaffrey

Amazing

Peter Wayner

A hidden gem. There's so much to learn here.

Olive Couser

Best place to be learn alot

Steve Howard

A lot of important stories

Dawn Jenkins

Very interesting and educational!!

eilee boylan

Really. Can't volunteer anywhere?

Darryl Peterkin (Deej)

The MDHS is a genuine treasure!

101Vodoo

Nice Museum

Dizzy Dee

Interesting and learning ful

Madhu Wijesinghe

Awesome experiences!

Jawara Oconnor

Awesome MD History

Rosa Nicks

Ok

Heather Elliott

Great museum

JOYCE NEWELL

Not crowded

H. Marketing

Great

Robert Owens

Very educational

anthony woodard

Kids loved it

mary larraz

So interesting.

mr. B

History

Lorenzo Llamas

Yes

Bradley Alston

Great history

Tom M

History in view..

Dr. Gottlieb

Maryland history

Jackie Alexander

Great will go again when the gift shop is open

Masaki Matsubayashi

(Translation) It publishes the museums and archives of the Maryland Historical Society. I visited Johns Hopkins University in this town to browse the records left by DC Gilman, the first president. JHU's facilities are still nearby. Even today, the association is located in the heart of 19th-century Baltimore. Many of the exhibits also leave a strong impression of local history. It is also a museum where you can enjoy looking at the exhibits. (Original) メリーランド州歴史協会の博物館やアーカイヴを公開しいている。この街にあるJohns Hopkins University 初代学長DC Gilmanの残した記録を閲覧するために訪ねた。近くにはJHUの施設も残っている。現在でも19世紀ボルティモアの心臓部のような位置に、この協会は置かれている。 展示物も地元の歴史を色濃く残すものが多い。展示を見ても楽しいめる博物館でもある。

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