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QUICK NOTES:

June Membership Meeting is June 17, 2023, at 10 AM,

guest speaker Larry Fluharty will give a presentation on the artwork of his late wife, Mildred Fluharty

PHS Museum will be closed Saturday, July 1, for the 4th of July holiday

July Membership Meeting is July 15, 2023, at 10 AM

guest speaker will be a representative from the Caroline County Sheriff's Dept.

giving a presentation on personal safety and a K9 demonstration

See Events Page for More Details

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Welcome to the Preston Historical Society!

 

    Welcome to our website!  It contains information pertaining to the Preston Historical Society (PHS), an organization dedicated to serving as a doorway to the past of the town of Preston, Maryland as well as to the neighboring communities of Linchester, Harmony, Choptank, Jonestown, Bethlehem and Tanyard, all areas that fall in the 21655 and 21609 zip codes.  Browse this site to read about the history of this organization, to see photos that are part of the PHS collection, to stay up to date on our our upcoming meetings and events, learn how to join PHS, how to support PHS through monetary donations, and how to help expand the collection of the PHS by loaning or donating items to the PHS museum.  For more information on PHS feel free to contact us via email on our Contact Us page, or by contacting the individuals listed on the page directly.

 

     PHS is located at 167 Main Street in Preston, near the intersection of Main Street and Harmony Road.  If traveling on Main Street, turn onto Harmony Road; our parking lot and entrance is on the right, just behind Mike's Corner Store.  If traveling from Harmony Road, our parking lot and entrance is on the left, just past Car-O-Lin Court.

 

 

      Our Mission               Statement

 

Preston Historical Society is a non-profit 501(c)3 community based organization dedicated to preserving and displaying to the public the history of the people, places and events of the area known as Preston (originally known as Snow Hill) on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The Society's goal is to promote our great heritage though historical research, education, and events.

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