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BUSINESS MEMBERS
as of February 22, 2010
SILVER BUSINESS MEMBERS
Everedy Square Shab Row
Kiplinger Washington Editors
My Bank, First United Bank & Trust
BRONZE BUSINESS MEMBERS
BB&T
BB&T Frederick Underwriters
Brewer's Alley Restaurant
Frederick Air
Frederick County Bank
Heartfields of Frederick
Hollerstown Hill Bed & Breakfast
Keeney & Basford P.A. Funeral Home
Linton Shafer Warfield & Garrett P.A.
RSM McGladrey
Sandy Spring Bank
The Gazette
Tourism Council of Frederick County
The Historical Society of Frederick County offers memberships for businesses and organizations at various levels, with distinct benefits at each level. To become a Business Member of the Historical Society of Frederick County, simply print out and complete the Business Membership form and submit it with your dues payment. Business Membership Form [PDF, 290 KB]
Bronze Business Membership $250
- Reusable VIP pass good for admission to Museum of Frederick County History, Frederick County Archives & Research Center, Roger Brooke Taney House, and in-house Historical Society educational programs.
- 10% discount on Bookstore purchases
- 25% discount on Heritage Garden rentals
- Subscription to the quarterly Newsletter
- Invitations to exhibit openings & members-only events
- Advance notice of special events & public programs
- Subscription to the semi-annual Journal
- Ten one-time guest passes to share
- Recognition in the Annual Report
- Recognition in area media
- Recognition, by category, throughout the year at Historical Society events
- Listing on HSFC website
Silver Business Membership $500
- Two reusable VIP passes good for admission to Museum of Frederick County History, Frederick County Archives & Research Center, Roger Brooke Taney House, and in-house Historical Society educational programs.
- 10% discount on Bookstore purchases
- 25% discount on Heritage Garden rentals
- Subscription to the quarterly Newsletter
- Invitations to exhibit openings & members-only events
- Advance notice of special events & public programs
- Subscription to the semi-annual Journal
- Ten on-time guest passes to share
- Recognition in the Annual Report
- Recognition in area media
- Recognition, by category, throughout the year at Historical Society events
- Link on HSFC website
Gold Business Membership $1,000
- Four reusable VIP passes good for admission to Museum of Frederick County History, Frederick County Archives & Research Center, Roger Brooke Taney House, and in-house Historical Society educational programs.
- 10% discount on bookstore purchases
- 25% discount on Heritage Garden rentals
- Subscription to the quarterly Newsletter
- Invitations to exhibit openings &members-only events
- Advance notice of special events & public programs
- Subscription to the semi-annual Journal
- Ten one-time guest passes to share
- Recognition in the Annual Report
- Recognition in area media
- Recognition, by category, throughout the year at Historical Society events
- Link and Corporate logo on HSFC website
Business Membership Form [PDF,290KB]
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Family Workshop Series: Kids Create-a-Quilt
Saturday, September 11
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Museum of Frederick County History
Lecture: "Living in the Middle:" Maryland and the Six Iroquois Nations
Saturday, September 14
7:00 p.m.
Museum of Frederick County History
History Symposium: Slavery in Maryland
Friday, September 17
90:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Evangelical Lutheran Church Schaeffer Center
Band Box Workshop
Saturday, September 25
12:00 noon - 3:00 p.m.
Roger B. Taney House
MORE EVENTS >>
Our 12th annual Treasured Heirloom Event on April 24 was a big success! Check out photos and the program from
the event here.
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Frederick resident Barbara Fritchie was ninety-five years old when Confederate troops passed by her door in September of 1862. Although historians have cast doubt upon her response to the Rebel Army, she was immortalized in John Greenleaf Whittier’s Poem, Barbara Frietchie. 