Fall is for Festivals in Baltimore County
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The Historical Society is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization, incorporated in 1959, is more than sixty years old; whereas the earliest record of Baltimore County dates to 1659 – making the county itself more than 360 years old.
We continually accomplish our mission through the production of presentations, lectures, workshops, entertaining educational publications, historical tours, and exhibits. We offer weekly hours at our research center. We seek-out and add research and cultural materials related to Baltimore County’s history and heritage to our collections. We partner with other like-minded organizations, and we advocate for a more historically minded, educated and aware society.
As a public history institution, we believe we can and should learn from our collective histories. And, that it is our duty and honor to make it fun and fascinating to do so.
Ever hear that there used to be villages where Loch Raven Reservoir is today?
Come to the Galloway Room and listen as a story recounts the history of Warren Village from its founding to its demise under the waters of Loch Raven Reservoir, while you view a slideshow of over 100 photos of the village, and newspaper ads which document the business of the Warren…
Experience the buzzing, vibrant atmosphere of live music, delicious food, and cold drinks as the warm sun fades into starry skies. Discover new tunes at every turn at these free concerts around the county. Shopping Centers Shop and eat to the beat! Enjoy the patio dining or relax with a blanket at The Avenue Live in White Marsh. Break up your week with Twilight Thursdays at Foundry Row in Owings...
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