Montgomery History will host a virtual talk on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 2 p.m. about school segregation in Montgomery County. Historian Ralph Buglass will discuss the county’s history of racial… Read More
The Art Deco Style Farmers Banking and Trust building in downtown Rockville will serve as the new center for Montgomery History. The association dedicated to honoring and preserving the county’s… Read More
The League of Women Voters of Montgomery County (LWVMC) and Montgomery History will host a webinar, “Does Our Constitution Still Work? Resilience & Reform,” on Dec. 3 from 5 to… Read More
The 2024 Montgomery County History Conference is set for Saturday, Oct. 19 at Montgomery College’s Rockville Campus. The event promises a full day of activities for history enthusiasts. Author Scott… Read More
In mid-July about 50 local residents packed into the Memorial United Methodist Church in Poolesville to listen to a lecture about the history of ferries in the county. With the… Read More
Residents of Montgomery County may learn about the history of the region’s ferries and the C & O Canal at a forum on Wednesday, July 17. This event, organized by… Read More
Montgomery History and Montgomery College are partnering on Nov 4. for the first in-person Montgomery County History Conference since 2020. The conference returns to Montgomery College’s Rockville campus, where attendees… Read More
Looking for spooky Halloween fun? Here’s a list of haunted forests and houses, live theatre, and movies near home for the scariest of times. Haunted Forests and Houses Field of… Read More
In collaboration with International Music Day which was celebrated on Sunday, Oct. 1, Montgomery History will be releasing its “Old Time Music in Montgomery County: Will Adams and Beyond” presentation… Read More
UPDATE: The program at the Button Farm Living History Center in Germantown is canceled due to rain. Montgomery County will host a special program Saturday, May 13, at the Button… Read More
An exhibit that examines the two lynchings that took place in Montgomery County in the late 1800s is on display at the Wheaton Library through Feb. 28. The exhibit, titled,… Read More
Montgomery History’s online presentation, “The Path to Leadership: The Next Chapter”, will open for viewing Monday, on the eve of Election Day. Host Claire McDonald discusses the barriers women faced… Read More