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P.O. Box 453, Kensington, MD 20895
To request archival information, send an email to archives@tok.md.gov.
Office Hours
Visit the Archives by appointment.
Speaker: Local author and historian Robert Engelman Come join us for an evening with local historian and author Robert Engelman. Mr. Engelman will share what he learned from an extensive project researching the history of enslavement in the area. His work is an eye-opening account exploring the history of the property and the people enslaved […]
With a Special Presentation about the KenGar School Building At the Leonard D. Jackson Community Center 4111 Plyers Mill Rd in KenGar Ralph Buglass, local historian with Montgomery History, will share the history of school segregation in Montgomery County. The county did not provide public education to African American children until a decade after it […]
The KHS board members and committee members meet monthly to discuss ongoing initiatives. These meetings are open to the public and participation is encouraged. Meetings are located in the lower level of the Town Hall (Armory) building (conference room 1).
No Board Meeting this November.
Christian McBurney will be speaking on his new book, Dark Voyage: An American Privateer’s War on Britain’s African Slave Trade (Westholme, 2022). The book tells the fascinating story of an American privateer during the American Revolutionary War that sails to the coast of Africa and attacks a British slave trading post and British slave ships. […]
The KHS board members and committee members meet monthly to discuss ongoing initiatives. These meetings are open to the public and participation is encouraged. Meetings are located in the lower level of the Town Hall (Armory) building (conference room 1).
The KHS board members and committee members meet monthly to discuss ongoing initiatives. These meetings are open to the public and participation is encouraged. Meetings are located in the Map Room of the Town Hall (Armory) building.
The KHS board members and committee members meet monthly to discuss ongoing initiatives. These meetings are open to the public and participation is encouraged. Meetings are located in the Map Room of the Town Hall (Armory) building.
Preserving Your Family Papers with Montgomery History's Sarah Hedlund: In-person or virtual: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84775977404?pwd=RW1MSzl6M1BpbGxrc1ZzMDgraTQvUT09
The KHS board members and committee members meet monthly to discuss ongoing initiatives. These meetings are open to the public and participation is encouraged. Meetings are located in the lower level of the Town Hall (Armory) building (conference room 1).