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December 2021
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
Join us for the Annual Odenton Christmas Tree Lighting which will be on Saturday December 4th from 5PM until 7PM, at the Odenton MARC station located at 1402 Odenton Road (west side of the tracks). Parking is free. The new coffee shop (Mildred’s) located in the OHS historic bank building will feature coffee drinks and hot cocoa and Christmas music provided by the Arundel Middle School choir. Santa and Mrs. Claus will arrive by firetruck around 5:15PM and will sit…
Find out more »December Christmas Open House, Bazaar, Raffle and Bake Sale
Please join us for our Christmas Open House, Bazaar and Bake Sale Sunday, December 5, 2021 from 1PM-4PM. We'll have a variety of handmade crafts as well as homemade baked goods for sale. We'll also be raffling off our beautiful, homemade Christmas lap quilt. Learn about Odenton history, tour our museum and meet your others in the Odenton community. Admission is free. Masks are required
Find out more »January 2, 2022 Open House – Cancelled
Due to the recent increase in COVID-19 and the Omicron surge, we will be cancelling our Open Houses (held the first Sunday of each month) indefinitely. Please look for more information in our reopening in the future. Mask up and stay healthy!
Find out more »March 2022
The Odenton Heritage Society will celebrate Maryland Day weekend!
The Odenton Heritage Society will celebrate Maryland Day weekend and Odenton’s recent addition to the Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Area with a special open house at the OHS Museum on Sunday, March 27 from 1PM to 4PM. Learn how Odenton became a railroad hub in 1872, creating employment and shaping the town’s historic district. Experience the lives of railroad workers and townspeople through artifacts, images, and A-V. Learn how Odenton supported the nation's war effort during World War I and World…
Find out more »April 2022
OHS April Open House
The Odenton Heritage Society Museum displays present 150 years of community history including homes, stores, schools, World War I, baseball legend Gordon “Babe” Phelps, and the growth of Odenton’s railroads. The museum is housed in the 1912 Old Masonic Hall, located at 1367 Odenton Road. Admission and tours of our museum are free. Face masks will be required to enter the building.
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