at Historic St. Mary's CityWelcome to Teddy Turner Waterfront at St. Mary's College of Maryland. Founded in 1634, St. Mary's City is the fourth oldest permanent English colony in North America, and was the capital of Maryland until 1695. A city whose remains were largely undisturbed by subsequent development, this National Historic Landmark offers an unparalleled look at early America. Archaeological excavations began in this area in the 1930s and continue today. Neighboring Historic St. Mary's City is a living history museum and archaeological treasure. At the City as well as on the College campus, exhibits, reconstructed buildings, and staff interpreters connect life in the 17th century with the present.
|Series||This marker is part of the National Historic Landmarks series|
|Placed By||St. Mary's College of Maryland|
|Marker Condition||No reports yet|
|Date Added||Wednesday, September 4th, 2019 at 8:02pm PDT -07:00|
|UTM (WGS84 Datum)||18S E 374529 N 4227725|
|Decimal Degrees||38.18873333, -76.43273333|
|Degrees and Decimal Minutes||N 38° 11.324', W 76° 25.964'|
|Degrees, Minutes and Seconds||38° 11' 19.44" N, 76° 25' 57.84" W|
|Driving Directions||Google Maps|
|Which side of the road?||Marker is on the right when traveling South|
|Closest Postal Address||At or near , ,|
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