Connect with your Legacy Shape the future
Join a community of women dedicated to history, heritage, and preservation. If you can trace your lineage to the colonial era, you may already qualify. We'll help you every step of the way
There's nothing like a Dame
The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America (NSCDA) promotes appreciation for the people, places, and events that led to the formation and development of our country.
The Maryland Society of the NSCDA is dedicated to promoting our national heritage and to building meaningful friendships with other women who share our commitment to historic preservation and patriotic service and education.
Mission Areas
Historic Preservation
Telling the entire story of our past together
NSCDAMD is charged with caring for the collection owned and treasured by the Carroll family and housed at the Historic Mount Clare Museum House.
We are committed to telling the entire store of everyone who lived and worked at this site and whose ingenuity and labor created its enduring beauty.
Patriotic Service
Promoting respect
Our Patriotic Service programs focus on promoting respect for the people, places and events that led to the formation of our county and inspiring the patriotism of our fellow citizens. The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Maryland is active with Veterans at Baltimore Veterans Administration Medical Center and contributes to Wreaths Across America.
Historical Education
Inspiring tomorrow's leaders
Are you looking to participate in a greater cause, and potentially win a grant or scholarship to fund your higher education? The NSCDA offers a range of grants and scholarships aimed at supporting students and professionals dedicated to preserving American history. These opportunities include specialized scholarships such as the American Indian Medical Scholarship and the Attingham Scholarship, as well as grants like the Great American Treasures Museum Alliance Grant. These initiatives help foster a future generation committed to patriotism, education, and historical preservation.
