The Maryland Room is located on the second floor of the Annex in the Enoch Pratt Central Library, at 400 Cathedral Street. Enter the building and go straight back to the end of the hall. Turn right and go to the end. When you reach the entrance to the African American Department, take the elevator or stairs to the second floor.
Introduction
Dating back to its opening in 1934, the Maryland Department of the Enoch Pratt Free Library has been responsible for a collection of materials relating to the history, economics, social conditions, literature and the arts and all aspects of the development and status of Maryland and its citizens. More information about the collection can be found here.
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Genealogy & Family History
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Research Guides
Subject Guides
Find here links to useful websites arranged by subject.
In-depth assistance on how to research a specific Maryland topic.
These guides provide the history of an important Maryland topic.
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In the Spotlight
On May 11, Maryland will begin an extended flu monitoring effort. Keep up-to-date with the new flu surveillance system at the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
You can volunteer to participate as a "flu fighter" at the new Maryland Flu Watch website.
Want to get involved in the movement to keep opera in Baltimore? Visit the new Opera Baltimore site.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Guidebook distributed by the office of Congressman Chris Van Hollen describes the allotted funds by program and how they are to be spent, including Maryland specific funds where appropriate. Contact information for each program is included.
Maryland and the Economic Stimulus
Get a better understanding of the stimulus package as it affects Maryland, and track the progress of the State’s Recovery & Reinvestment plan.
Maryland News
Latest Maryland News from The Examiner
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Special Resources
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