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…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 →
In the early 1900s, photographer Lewis Reed captured hundreds of images throughout Montgomery County, featuring iconic structures, streetscapes, homes, and towns. Over one hundred years later, Reed’s grandson Barry Gartner…Read More →
…Family Bible as Your Family Story The Bibles Collection at Montgomery History Your Family Bible and Genealogy Research Preserving Your Family Bible Resources To Learn More About Family Bibles Bibliography…Read More →
Contact Director of Programs Matt Gagle or call 301-340-2825 to schedule a Speakers Bureau presentation….Read More →
Contact Director of Programs Matt Gagle or call 301-340-2825 to schedule a Speakers Bureau presentation….Read More →
…bring additional context to the events related to the lynching of John Diggs-Dorsey on July 27, 1880. The following information was researched and compiled by Sarah Hedlund, Archivist/Librarian for Montgomery…Read More →
…Olde Towne, the Museum’s indoor/outdoor interpretive spaces provide hands-on learning centers for children that spark the imagination and exhibits that explore Gaithersburg’s rich history. Ever-changing weekly activities and monthly programs…Read More →
Did you know… Montgomery History has Traveling Pop-Up Exhibits? Are you holding a public event? Do you have a love for history and preserving the past? Our pop-up exhibit could…Read More →
