Marin Alsop is the first woman appointed to a major American orchestra
Marin Alsop is the first woman appointed to a major American orchestra.
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Marin Alsop is the first woman appointed to a major American orchestra.
Marin Alsop is the first woman appointed to a major American orchestra Read More »
The two greatest Olympic Swimmers of all time are both from Maryland.
The two greatest Olympic Swimmers of all time are both from Maryland Read More »
Yumi Park Hogan is the first Korean American First Lady of a state in the U.S.
Yumi Park Hogan is the first Korean American First Lady of a state in the U.S. Read More »
Aruna Miller is the first South Asian woman in the U.S. to serve as a state Lt. Governor.
Mallows Bay in Charles County became home to a wooden “ghost fleet” of 230 World War II ships in 2019. It is now a wildlife sanctuary.
Mallows Bay National Marine Sanctuary is the first in an American River Read More »
Wes Moore’s leadership marks a first for Maryland.
Wes Moore becomes youngest African American governor Read More »
The first use of DNA links 27 Black workers buried in the local cemetery of the Catoctin Furnace (c1800) and reveals links to nearly 42,000 living relatives, and traces the enslaved back to their African origins.
First use of genetic genealogy at Catoctin Furnace Read More »
The Water’s Edge Museum opens in 2021, featuring works of white painter Ruth Starr Rose who chronicles an African American Eastern Shore maritime community in the 1930s.
The Water’s Edge Museum opens Read More »
A Columbia couple initiates a suit that becomes the first law in the country in 2023 that limits Homeowner Association’s control over eco-friendly yards.
Columbia family is first to control its eco-friendly yard Read More »
Carla Hayden heads the country’s oldest federal institution, The Library of Congress, in 2019. She is the first professional librarian, first woman and first African American in the post. Previously she directed the Enoch Pratt in Baltimore for 13 years.
Carla Hayden becomes the Librarian of Congress Read More »