Maryland Center for History and Culture — Attraction in Baltimore

This a rich and deep museum that covers a wide variety of topics related to Maryland arts and culture. Each floor has its own topic and the exhibits and accompanying content help give them more context for the viewer to understand. The "Passion and Purpose" exhibit was so powerful and I enjoyed learning about Black History and progression. The "Jim Henson Exhibition" on the second floor was AWESOME. You got to see Muppets, Sesame Street and more of Henson's iconic puppet characters. The depth and detail the tell about Henson and his work is really amazing, and they have even more interesting things in the gift shop. The little sitting area at the back of the third floor is also fun and has great books for one to sit and enjoy. This is a great museum in the city that will have plenty for all to enjoy, no...

Great museum with lots of local historical event and people information

Total of three floors. 1st floor is civil right movement related. 2nd floor is revolutionary war related. They also have one designated section for female fashion designer McCardell from Baltimore. Other sections have lots of paintings of Baltimore back in the day. Also there was a section filled with quilts art which was beautiful.

I really liked the library. Beautiful architecture and lots of book. It has a capacity of 49 people. Quiet and small library. Third floor had furnitures from various time period and different styles.

I visited on the first Thursday for free admission. I would come back if they have different special exhibitions later.

Great museum to visit! Staffs were friendly and...

The Maryland Center for History and Culture in Baltimore offers a unique perspective on the state's history, but it falls short in a few areas. Firstly, the price is quite high, making it less accessible to a broader audience. Secondly, there's a noticeable lack of engaging activities or exhibits that could enhance the visitor experience. Overall, my visit was neither exceptional nor disappointing. It's a decent place to explore Maryland's history, but it doesn't leave a lasting impression. Given the limited offerings, it would be beneficial if admission were free or more reasonably priced to encourage wider participation and engagement with Maryland's...