4 Center Place, Dundalk, MD 21222 410.284.2331
DUNDALK-pATAPSCO nECK
HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM, Inc.
Due to the Coronavirus The Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society will stay closed, for the safety of our visitors and for our volunteers. When we have a date that we will reopen it will be posted on this website. There will not be a Train Garden this year!
Thank you, the Board of Directors.
Help Fund the DPNHS Scholarship Program
Every year, the Dundalk Patapsco Neck Historical Society offers a $500 scholarship, rotating the offer between Sparrows Point, Patapsco, and Dundalk High Schools.
Each year we dip into our coffers (general fund money) to cover the expense. This year, we thought we’d offer our membership and the general public the opportunity to participate in this most worthy venture.
The first priority of the DPNHS in awarding the scholarship is that the student pursue academics in the field of history. If there is no student pursuing a history major, then the guidance office may select an alternate awardee. Several scholalrship winners have gone on to become high school history teachers.
Please send your donation with ‘Scholarship Fund’ noted on the check. In the event that we do not raise $500, the Historical Society will add the difference. We hope to add a 2nd $500 scholarship this spring .
Dundalk's Past... Informing Its Future.
Defenders’ Day at North Point Reenactment & Commemoration
War of 1812, Battle of North Point.
Sunday, August 29, 2021
Fort Howard Park, Fort Howard, MD 21052
Free Admission Free Parking
410-284-2331 dundalkhistory@verizon.net
Those interested in participating:
Go to the Defenders Day page for registration forms.
Planning Committee meets the last Tuesday of each month.
Guess Who Came to Dundalk?
The Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society & Museum, has many facts & pictures from our past.
Did you know that the following people came to Dundalk? Howard Hughes, Amelia Earhart,
John Quincy Adams, & Even Richard Nixon.
These are just a few of the people that Came to Dundalk. Click on the "Guess Who Came to Dundalk" page to read more. As we find more information we will be updating this page.
If you have a photo of someone of importance that visited Dundalk, please share it with us & we will post it on this site. We would need a photo and the date that the person was here.
Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society and Museum, Inc. is in no way affiliated with Dundalk TV.
Note: As a non-profit 501c3 organization, the DPNHS is not permitted to
engage in political activities nor endorse any political candidates.