HOME     NEWS     VISIT     EVENTS     EXHIBITS     PROGRAMS     VOLUNTEERS     MEMBERS     GIVING     PLANS  
Spacer Spacer Spacer

Join us for an Eastern Shore Crab Feast!
July 22, 2010
Cambridge Schooner Rendezvous
October 22-24, 2010
Find us on Facebook

Our Newsletter is now featured online!

Please help us save money and natural resources. Sign up now to receive email newsletters and notices.

Read the Fall 2009 issue.

Archive: Spring 2009 | March 2006 | June 2005 | March 2005


News At A Glance

The James B. Richardson Foundation's latest activities, press releases and photos. Visit our Archives page for less recent news.
Oct. 23-25, 2009

Cambridge Schooner Rendezvous
Liberty Clipper
The fourth annual Schooner Rendezvous was held October 23-25. Schooners and Tall Ships that participated included: Pride of Baltimore II, Mystic Whaler, Lady Maryland, Liberty Clipper, Martha White, Pirates Lady and other historic vessels. New this year was a mariner's tour on board a Chesapeake Bay Deadrise donated by Phillips & Sons. Also the vessels were illuminated starting at dusk compliments of the Choptank Electric Cooperative. Liberty Clipper photo by Dave Linthicum.


Sept. 19, 2009

Humes Wallace Exhibit at the Richardson Maritime Museum.
Joan Davis and Dan Wallace
An open house was held at the Museum on September 19th to celebrate the new exhibit which documents the wooden boat-building skills of Humes Watkins Wallace, a native of Hoopers Island. Joan Davis and her brother, Dan Wallace promoted and contributed to this display in honor of their father.

 
August 29, 2009

Brannock Education and Research celebrates 25 years. The Brannock Education and Research Center celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a crab feast at Governor's Hall at Sailwinds Park. The guest of honor at the event was long time friend, Vice Admiral Al Konetzni USN Ret. Other dignitaries were Senator Rich Colburn who presented Earl with a Senate Resolution and a Governor's Citation form the Citizens of Maryland and Delegates Addie Eckardt and Jeannie Haddway-Ricco who presented him with a House Resolution. A large engraved pewter tray was presented by Ginger Martus in honor of the 25th celebration.

Guests at the anniversary celebration

March 21, 2009 James B. Richardson Foundation, Inc. celebrates the groundbreaking of the new Ruark Boatworks facility at the Richardson Maritime Heritage Center on Maryland Avenue & Hayward Street. (Click for newspaper article.)
Home|News|Visit|Events|Exhibits|Programs|Volunteers|Members|Giving|Plans|Contact Us
©James B. Richardson Foundation, Inc.| P O Box 1198 |Cambridge, MD 21613 | 410-221-1871
Go to www.museumsusa.org