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The Beall-Dawson House is currently closed for conservation work….Read More →
…monuments, historical places, people, and anything else that caught his attention. This themed exhibit of some of Lewis Reed’s most compelling photographs presents a remarkable slice of history in the…Read More →
This collection of government records from Montgomery County agencies and departments dates mostly from the 1950s to the early 2000s. Additional collections include records of civic organizations and citizen-activist groups,…Read More →
…and operated by Montgomery History. The BDHP consists of the Beall-Dawson House, the Jane C. Sween Research Library, the Stonestreet Museum of 19th Century Medicine, and the Medicinal Herb Garden….Read More →
…for adults who remember painstakingly hunting and pecking out school assignments and correspondence. And the unfamiliar machine is an intriguing object for our digitally-adept children who search the keyboard in…Read More →
…the first attempt to achieve equal salaries. Black teachers, who were often better qualified than white teachers, were denied both additional training opportunities and higher salaries because of their race. …Read More →
…show that there is no majority population, but taken school by school, a different picture emerges. Our communities grow, change, and decline, and the schools reflect this constant flux in…Read More →
…power of history. Every gift, no matter the size, can make a huge difference. Demonstrate your commitment to Montgomery County’s future by making an investment in local history. Donate here…Read More →
