"…that on October 4th, 1861, the U.S. Navy authorized construction of its first ironclad warship (later named the Monitor)? "
Scouting at the Maryland Historical Society!
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Girl Scouts: Trashion Fashion with SewSquad
Saturday, November 9, 10 AM-12:30 PM | $10/scout; FREE/adults
We are celebrating the opening of our newest exhibition, Spectrum of Fashion with a unique Girl Scout event! Join SEWSQUAD as we turn your closet cast-offs into this season’s must-have accessories. Bring your old button downs to unwanted jeans to the program. Everything you need to create your soon-to-be-favorite fashion item is just waiting to be discovered with a little help from SEWSQUAD experts. Trashion Fashion invites Girl Scouts of all levels to use their creativity and teamwork. Troops are required to bring their own used clothing items brought in by your individual troop. Prizes will be given to 3rd, 2nd and 1st place troops.
Let us know you're coming! Registration required.
School is Out, History is In: Cursive!
Monday, January 20, 10 AM-2 PM | FREE admission and program
Practice your loops, swirls and basic strokes as we learn how to read historical documents from written by Marylanders just like us. Using chalk, ink, quills and paint, participants will be engaged in local history while learning or perfecting this lost art.
Museum admission and drop-in FREE
Let us know you're coming! Registration encouraged.
School is Out, History is In: Sewing!
Monday, February 17, 10 AM-2 PM | FREE admission and program
Gather around our sewing table and practice this traditional skill. Using the historic and contemporary quilts on display in our exhibition, Hometown Girl, participants will stitch their way through the basics of applique and other types of sewing possibilities.
Museum admission and drop-in FREE
Let us know you're coming! Registration encouraged.
Votes for Women!
Sunday, March 9, 2020 10-12:30p.m.
$10 per scout/free for adults
Join a Women's Suffrage March! Create your own "Votes for Women" sash and write a speech advocating for a woman's right to vote. Learn about some of the heroines of the movement, including women that played a major role right here in Maryland. What would it be like to be a girl at this time? How would you feel not be able to vote on issues that were important to you? This program results in the "Playing the Past" badge!
Let us know you're coming! Registration required.
Questions about these or any other scouting events, contact Public Programs 410-685-3750 x343 or email mkopera@mdhs.org
The Maryland Historical Society occasionally uses photography and videography to capture our visitors enjoying our exhibitions, programs, and events. Your visitation of the Museum and/or attendance at programs or events grants the Society permission to use images in which you appear in publications and media.
Questions about these or any other scouting events, contact Youth & Family Programs 410-685-3750 x343 or email mkopera@mdhs.org
The Maryland Historical Society occasionally uses photography and videography to capture our visitors enjoying our exhibitions, programs, and events. Your visitation of the Museum and/or attendance at programs or events grants the Society permission to use images in which you appear in publications and media.
