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Maryland Archeology Month

-April 2008-

Stories of Liberty
Archeology in Annapolis

Maryland Archeology Month is a celebration of our shared archeological heritage - created by Maryland's diverse inhabitants over the last 12,000 years. Protecting this irreplaceable archeological heritage provides opportunities to discover and learn from the past. We invite you to "Get Involved!" in Maryland's past by attending as many events as you can, and by exploring this web site's gallery of archeological mysteries!

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St. Mary's County Events

-26 April 2008-

Exhibit: Grand Opening of the Van Sweringen Exhibit at Hitoric St. Mary's City
Description: Garrett Van Sweringen was one of the more durable characters of St. Mary’s City during the period of the capital. A Dutch immigrant from Delaware, Van Sweringen operated an exclusive lodging house in St. Mary’s City which catered to the elite. Van Sweringen served as alderman and mayor of the city and was one of the most enterprising entrepreneurs in early Maryland. The new exhibit, on the actual archaeological site, tells the story of Van Sweringen and the history and archaeology that allow us to tell his saga. Ribbon cutting will occur at 1 p.m. and Dr. Henry Miller will present an illustrated talk in the State House at 2 p.m.
Location: Historic St. Mary’s City
Contact: Historic St. Mary's City, 1-800-SMC-1634 or 240-895-4990
Time: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Fee: All activities FREE all day long.