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On March 25, 1634, settlers from two small sailing ships – the Ark and the Dove – landed on Maryland soil in what is now known as St. Mary’s County. In 1903, the State Board of Education chose March 25 … Continue reading →

Happy Maryland Day! We love our great state for more reasons than we could possibly list here,  so we’ll abridge our love letter to Maryland with ‘Ten Reason to Fall in Love with Maryland Again and Again’. We might be … Continue reading →

ICYMI, it’s Maryland Day! Held each year on March 25, Maryland Day commemorates March 25, 1634 when settlers stepped onto Maryland soil from two small sailing ships. We wear our Maryland pride loudly and proudly, so any excuse to celebrate … Continue reading →

Put on your black, red and yellow to celebrate Maryland’s 380th birthday! Yesterday was  Maryland Day, the anniversary of our state’s founding in 1634. In appreciation of our state’s heritage, we decided to spend the day putting together a timeline … Continue reading →