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State Awards More Than $350,000 in Grant Funding to Support Baltimore Heritage Tourism
The Maryland Heritage Areas Authority (MHAA) announced seven matching grants totaling $353,300 for Baltimore nonprofits and heritage tourism organizations, including three museums. The grant funds support heritage tourism projects and activities that draw visitors and expand economic development and tourism-related job creation in Baltimore.
Operation Grant Keeps Literary Landmark's Doors Open
Small yet strategic grant help's Poe House find its footing.
Mosaic Shines Thanks to BNHA Grant
Heritage Investment Grant supports AVAM's Community Mosaic Wall Project
Small Cap Grant Helps Carroll Mansion Prep for All American House 2016
Mansion chosen by the non-profit MADE: In America to host its All American House Exhibition
BNHA and Mayor Recognize Small Cap Grant Recipients
The Baltimore National Heritage Area and Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, along with civic, business, and cultural leaders, recognized and celebrated the eight recipient organizations of the FY2016 Small Capital Grants program.
BNHA and Mayor Recognize Recipients of 2015 Heritage Investment Grants
The Baltimore National Heritage Area and Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, along with civic, business, and cultural leaders, recognized and celebrated the eleven recipient organizations of the 2015 Heritage Investment Grant program.
State Awards $400,000+ in Grant Funding for Baltimore Heritage Tourism
The Maryland Heritage Areas Authority (MHAA) announced seven matching grants totaling $415,000 for Baltimore non-profits and heritage tourism organizations, including four museums. The grant funds support heritage tourism projects and activities that draw visitors and expand economic development and tourism-related job creation in Baltimore.
Visitor Experience Planning Helps Sites Bring More Engaging Programs, Exhibits
In spring 2014, the Baltimore National Heritage Area began working with five Baltimore attractions to develop customized plans to help improve visitor experiences. The plans will help the sites better relate to visitors through improved access and exhibits. The sites all share one unique feature: they are historic and cultural resources located along the one-mile-wide corridor of the Charles Street National Scenic Byway.