November 17. Lecture:  Mary Kittamaquund and the Brent Family:  English-Piscataway Diplomacy in 17th Century Maryland 7:00 pm Free Speaker:  Kelly L. Watson Mary Kittamaquund, sometimes knows as the ‘Pocahontas of Maryland,’ was the daughter of the Piscataway tayac (or chief). …

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May 19. Lecture— “Early Maryland’s Place in English and Catholic Worlds: Migration, Liberty of Conscience, and Constitutional Experimentation, 1632–1660” Christopher Gillett 7:00 p.m. Visitor Center Auditorium, Free Abstract:  It has long been accepted that a chief motivation of colonial Maryland’s …

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April 15. Bee Friendly 1:00 p.m. Visitor Center Auditorium. 18751 Hogaboom Lane. St. Mary’s City, MD   Join Diane Wellons, certified master beekeeper, from the Association of Southern Maryland Beekeepers, as she shares an informative hour on the importance of the …

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Potagers, Morellos, and Stew Holes: Brick cooking stoves in the American Colonies and Early United States Jennifer Ogborne, Ph.D. HSMC Curator of Collections April 21 7 p.m. Visitor Center Auditorium Free In the late 1980s, archaeologists working at Thomas Jefferson’s …

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Diving into the Past: How Underwater Archaeology Informed Maryland Dove (part of Maryland Dove: A Symposium on Memory and Meaning) Date/Time: Wednesday, Oct. 20, 3 p.m. Cost: $7.50 per session, with a 20% discount for CBMM and HSMC members Register …

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