Websites+and+Online+Resources

This is the page where you will find links to websites about Colonial Maryland. You can explore Maryland’s history using these websites:

You can learn about colonial Maryland on the St. Mary’s City [|Colonial Kids] page. This page contains a link to [|Exploring Maryland's Roots], which lets you explore colonial Maryland history through 12 interactive activities filled with text, narration, video, and sound effects.

The [|Maryland Kids Page] is provided by the State of Maryland. Information on Maryland’s history, including how Maryland got its name can be found in the [|History] section.

The Pratt Library houses [|digital collections] including [|Portraits of the Six Lord Baltimores] and [|Maryland Colonial Currency].

At [|The Society of The Ark and The Dove] you can learn about the early settlers' voyage to Maryland.

You can watch a video and learn more about the lost colonial towns of [|Providence], [|Herrington], and [|London Town] at the [|Lost Towns Project] website.

Local author John T. Marck has put together an informative [|website] about Maryland. Remember not to click on the ads!

The Maryland State Archives website has a [|Teaching American History in Maryland] section. The introduction to [|Indentured Servants in Maryland] and [|Two Acts of Toleration] may be useful in your research.