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Saint Mary’s College of Maryland

college, St. Marys City, Maryland, United States
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  • Saint Marys City: Brick Chapel of 1667
    Saint Marys City

    …and is the seat of St. Mary’s College of Maryland (1840). Historic St. Mary’s City is an 800-acre (324-hectare) outdoor archaeological park and living-history museum, with costumed role-playing interpreters. Besides the reconstructed statehouse, attractions include the Maryland Dove (a full-scale replica of the square-rigged ships that carried settlers and supplies…

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    …and is the seat of St. Mary’s College of Maryland (1840). Historic St. Mary’s City is an 800-acre (324-hectare) outdoor archaeological park and living-history museum, with costumed role-playing interpreters. Besides the reconstructed statehouse, attractions include the Maryland Dove (a full-scale replica of the square-rigged ships that carried settlers and supplies…

    Read More