MWHC and Doors Open Baltimore: Now’s your chance to visit our home in the historic Woman’s Industrial Exchange
(September 28, 2022) The MWHC, now located in the former Woman's Industrial Exchange (WIE), will be one of 43 sites open to the public for free during Doors Open Baltimore 2022. Doors Open Baltimore celebrates the city's unique places like our home in...
Nobody tells stories like Grandmother Edna Williams, long-time MWHC supporter
(September 27, 2022) In African countries, the person known as “griot” commands unique respect. They are the storytellers who pass on cultural heritage and wisdom from generation to generation. In Baltimore,...
Almost forgotten Baltimore history: Maryland Women’s Heritage Center and Marian House to preserve the history of Baltimore’s Woman’s Industrial Exchange
(August 2, 2022) Despite its landmark status at 333 N. Charles Street in Baltimore’s Mt. Vernon neighborhood, and its fond memories in the hearts of many longtime Baltimoreans, no one has documented and celebrated the history of the Woman’s Industrial Exchange...
Unfinished Business: The Equal Rights Amendment as of 2022
(August 2, 2022) Women have been working for decades now to achieve passage of the ERA, which states says that men and women shall have equal rights throughout the United States and every place subject to its jurisdiction. To celebrate Women’s Equality Day 2022,...
At last! MWHC Reopening Celebration Saturday June 4 at 10:00 a.m.
(May 11, 2022) After operating virtually for several years, MWHC moved into the historic Marian House/Woman’s Industrial Exchange (WIE) building in December 2020. However, we haven't had a chance to gather and celebrate until now! We are proud to be a part...
Frederick suffragists Florence and Bertha Trail will have their day on May 22
(May 2, 2022) Join the Maryland Women's Heritage Center, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, the William G. Pomeroy Foundation and the National Votes for Women Trail to celebrate Frederick suffragists Florence and Bertha Trail with a new historical marker to be unveiled in Mt....
Help us honor Talbot County suffragists Mary Jenkins and Mary Bartlett Dixon in Easton
(April 18, 2022) The Talbot Historical Society, the Maryland Women’s Heritage Center, and the William G. Pomeroy Foundation will unveil a new historical marker honoring Mary Jenkins and Mary Bartlett Dixon, Talbot County’s two most prominent suffragists. The event...
Maryland Commission for Women Report: “At the Heart of the Pandemic: Maryland Women and the Covid-19 Crisis”
(April 5, 2022) The Maryland Commission for Women has just published an in-depth study on the effects that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the State's women. More than 4,500 women responded to the Commission’s survey between August and mid-October 2021. In...
Mailing Address:
Maryland Women’s
Heritage Center
P.O. Box 719
Brooklandville, MD 21022-0719
Location:
Open by appointment or for special events at this time
Maryland Women’s
Heritage Center
Marian House/Woman’s Industrial Exchange
333 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Executive Director
Diana M. Bailey
[email protected]
443-996-1788