Takoma Park Author Reflects on 60 Years of Activism in New Memoir
Joann Malone, a former nun, wrote "Awake to Racism" during the pandemic.
New Museum Tells Story of Former Slave and Freedom Fighter Rev. Josiah Henson
Josiah Henson Museum and Parks in Bethesda on the site of the former plantation where Henson was enslaved.
Transmitting in Style
Designed during the Golden Age of radio, the iconic WTOP transmitter building has both architectural and historical significance.
Local Teens Create Mural to Celebrate Dentzel Carousel Centennial
The artwork, which recognizes the carousel's role in the civil rights movement, is collaboration between the Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture and Future History Now.
‘Round and ‘Round With Carol Trawick
The local philanthropist is a sponsor of the Dentzel Carousel’s 100th anniversary.
Whirlabout of Fun
Glen Echo Park’s Dentzel Carousel has turned a steady ride for 100 years.
Black History Month Events Happening Online
Here's how local organizations and art institutions are celebrating Black History Month in 2021.
Cabin John Park’s Antique Firetruck Still Brightens Days
The 90-year-old Brockway engine shores ups the community by participating in special events, including birthday drive-bys.
League of Women Voters of Montgomery County Celebrates 100 Years
LWVMC also shares a birthday year with the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote.
The Gold Mine Trail
Gold mining, a part of Montgomery County’s history, is rightfully preserved by the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park.