Thursday, March 25, 2010

Maryland Day

Maryland Day commemorates March 25, 1634, which is the day that English settlers landed on Maryland soil.

The settlers sailed the Ark and the Dove to St. Clement's Island on the Potomac River. After a safe voyage they celebrated with a day of thanksgiving.

I love all things Maryland and have done several posts exhibiting Maryland's rich traditions.

7 comments:

  1. Oh I wanna come! Looks so fab. xoxo
    SC

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  2. I spent a summer in Baltimore to babysit for my cousin when I was in high school. Loved the harbour! thanks for stopping by my blog, i have enjoyed reading yours since i popped over.

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  3. You are definitely Miss Maryland! The state should be thanking you for representing them so beautifully! XOXO

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  4. I agree with Trish!! All hail LTTPYDA! She has made us all want to live in Maryland :)

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  5. My husband is from Hereford... thanks for the images and giving me a nugget of knowledge I can surprise him with!

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  6. seriously, I have learned so many fab things about Maryland bc of you, the ML dept of commerce and tourism owe you big time!

    kHm

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  7. MD definitely has been kind to me, I'll be celebrating when I get back from GA! xx

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