Marylanders Archives – Page 2 of 2 – Maryland Center for History and Culture

A renowned quilter from Catonsville discusses how quilters have brought their skills to mask making.

A college student from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) writes about navigating remote learning after campus closures.

A contributor from Towson talks about starting a new job as a Librarian just as the pandemic hits.

A contributor from Riverdale discusses using her costume making skills to sew medical masks.

Betsy from Baltimore County shares troubles regarding COVID testing.

Elementary school students from Anne Arundel County share how the pandemic has impacted them.

A contributor from Towson writes about growing uncertainty as schools close and businesses shutter across the state.

Contributor Jacqueline reflects on Leap Year today and 100 years back.

Contributor Margaret from Freeland explains how her senior year of high school has turned out very different than expected.

Linda from Baltimore writes about the fears that have arisen to due to the pandemic.

Susan from Pikesville explains how creating a Baltimore Album quilt is keeping her busy during quarantine.

From changes in grocery shopping to work, contributor Jerry from Silver Spring shares some of the early impacts of COVID.