Staffs collection of Employee details
Debbie Watson serves as the Costumer at Historic St. Mary’s City, where she is responsible for creating and overseeing the historical costumes worn by the site’s interpreters. Her expertise ensures that the attire authentically represents the historical periods portrayed, enhancing …
Emma Bourne is the Museum Shop Manager at Historic St. Mary’s City, overseeing retail operations and inventory. She curates a unique selection of items that reflect the museum’s history and mission.
Amanda Brown, Site Supervisor of the Woodland Indian Hamlet at Historic St. Mary’s City, began her journey with the museum as an intern while studying at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. She went on to serve as a museum guide …
Kim Holloway, Grounds Supervisor at Historic St. Mary’s City, manages the maintenance and care of the museum’s extensive landscape. She leads a dedicated team in preserving the site’s natural beauty and historic accuracy. With expertise in groundskeeping, seasonal planning, and …
Tim Pilesky, Assistant Supervisor at the Plantation exhibit area of Historic St. Mary’s City, supports the daily operations, interpretation, and preservation. He helps bring the past to life for visitors through hands-on education and care of the historic landscape.
Cicilia “Cici” Crawgan, Site Director of the Calvert House at Historic St. Mary’s City, leads the archaeology team at one of the colony’s most significant historic landmarks.
Doug Hunter is the Director of Finance and Procurement at Historic St. Mary’s City, overseeing budgeting, financial planning, and purchasing operations.
Rebecca Waters, Site Supervisor of the Plantation exhibit area at Historic St. Mary’s City, oversees the care of heritage animals, historic gardens, and seasonal planting. She leads the interpretation of the exhibit grounds, helping visitors connect with 17th-century colonial life …
Victoria is a proud military spouse who recently relocated to Southern Maryland with her husband on Navy orders. Originally from the UK, she spent much of her childhood in Washington State. With a passion for travel, she and her husband …
Lisa Fischer is the museum’s first Deputy Director of Research and Collections, after previously serving as Chair of CAA International (Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology). Fischer brings a wealth of leadership and archaeological experience from outdoor museums. As …