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The search results are drawn from the organizations that contain significant history resources, and the categories including places to experience, notable people and the timeline. All can be searched by keyword, time, theme, type, counties and audience. The search filters were developed with the school systems to align with State social studies requirements. 

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Places to Experience History
| The Bayside History Museum educates the public and visitors about the natural and cultural history of North Beach, Chesapeake Beach, and surrounding beach communities
Places to Experience
| The Accokeek Foundation is a non-profit organization that works to preserve and promote the cultural and natural heritage of Piscataway Park and the Piscataway
Notable People History Photo Gallery
| LeRoy Battle is a recognized and honored educator, jazz musician, composer, civil Rights pioneer, Tuskegee Airman and author.
Notable People History Photo Gallery
| George Washington Barnes enslaved at Sotterley, joined the Union Army Colored Troops. Fighting valiantly in Virgina, he encountered an ironic twist of fate.
Notable People History
| Antonio's story, an enslaved African, illustrates the history of enslavement in the first century of colonial Southern Maryland.
Notable People History
| Two generations of Barbers lived, worked and raised their families on Sotterley Plantation during the 20th century.
Notable People History Photo Gallery
| Enslaved Abraham and Moses attempted an escape from Serenity Plantation, Charles County, Maryland in 1778. Archeological discoveries tell more of the story.
History
| . The society has an open house event in October entitled “Fall into Southern Maryland” with outdoor and indoor activities involving diverse speakers of
History
| Heritage House is a facility where the community can visit to learn of the past and present about the African American experience or Black
Notable People
| . There is the William A. Diggs collection of artifacts and others that illustrate the days of slavery, and the hardships of a people.

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