Experience Maryland's memorable museums, beautiful parks, buzzing beaches and succulent seafood.

The War of 1812 is an often overlooked war in comparison to other conflicts in American history, but it was still an important one with numerous causes.

Baltimore's dark history of slavery and disinvestment demands reparative justice. The Red Line project can reconnect communities and drive economic growth.

The 1.6-mile bridge on the I-695 beltway crosses the Patapsco River, where Key was inspired to write the words of the U.S. national anthem in 1814, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority.

Then, stop to explore the Maritime Museum in St. Michael’s, wander around Oxford, one of Maryland's oldest towns, or do a little antiquing in Rock Hall. Baltimore Fells Point ...

Davidge, born in 1768 in Annapolis, Maryland, rose to prominence as a physician during Baltimore’s yellow fever epidemics in the late 18th century, from which the city’s doctors “fled for ...