The Forgotten Fruit of America: A Brief History of the Pawpaw
In recent years, the pawpaw has begun to make a quiet comeback at farmers’ markets, in culinary circles, and even in local festivals dedicated to its revival. For much of … Continue reading
The History of Maryland Day: A Celebration of Heritage and Legacy
Maryland Day, celebrated annually on March 25, commemorates the arrival of European settlers in the Province of Maryland in 1634. It is a day dedicated to reflecting on the state’s … Continue reading
Fort Garrison, Maryland
From time to time, I’ve written about local (often hidden) historical gems around Maryland. For this post, I wanted to add to this growing list with a building just a … Continue reading
Bollman’s Bridge
In my last post, I noted my rediscovery of photos and files of my short-lived journal The Bridge . . . Speaking of bridges (literally): my favorite . . . … Continue reading
Bel Air’s Post Office … And Tudor Hall
For the past semester, I’ve been re-thinking about post offices. My ongoing project Maryland by Mail (still under construction) examines the ways in which individuals use and explore online maps, … Continue reading
The Projector 
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