Featured News
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Maritime Heritage Grant Program
Maritime Heritage Grant Program now accepting applications for a second grant round.
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Fall 2026 Newsletter
Read the latest news from MHT and discover Hispanic Heritage Month events at National Register-listed and heritage area sites across the state.
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New Name, More Funding for African American Sites in Maryland
Read about the renaming of the African American Heritage Preservation Program and the new non-capital grant program starting October 1.
Section 106 at a Crossroads
For 60 years, Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act has ensured federal projects don't erase the places that define our communities. Now, proposed federal overhauls threaten to bypass local voices. Explore eight Maryland case studies showing what is at stake.
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The Living Legacy of the Piscataway
This National Native American Heritage Month, explore how Maryland’s Piscataway communities preserved their kinship, culture, and sovereign identity across centuries of shifting landscapes and historical erasure.
Autumn Harvests, Winter Heat: Maryland’s Potato Houses
As temperatures drop after the autumn harvest, late-fall farming relied on ingenious architecture to keep crops protected through the cold months. Discover the purpose-built design of Maryland’s potato houses — specialized outbuildings fitted with stoves and chimneys to cure sweet potatoes through the winter chill.
Learn more about MHT
MHT is the state agency dedicated to preserving and interpreting the legacy of Maryland's past. Through research, conservation, and education, we help Marylanders understand our historical and cultural heritage.