The Center for a Healthy Maryland is working with MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society, to preserve the rich history of medicine in Maryland. MedChi, established in 1799, is one of the oldest medical societies in the country and is home to an impressive historical collection of archives, portraits, books, and medical artifacts dating back to the late 1700s. These collections are being made more accessible through exhibits and online displays. The Center is also gathering oral histories from some of our most prominent physicians. The Center sponsors lectures and symposia highlighting the important contributions to medicine made by Maryland physicians with topics of interest not only to the medical community, but to the broader community of people interested in history and heritage.
Oral History
Read the first Oral History of Dr. George Malouf, Sr.
Hunt Historical Lectureship Series
Information and photos from the first three lectures.
Portrait and Artifact Collections
An online gallery of MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society’s portrait collection of Maryland physicians.
MedChi Archives
Information about MedChi’s Archives and select items from the collection.
The History of Maryland Medicine Campaign needs your support! We would appreciate your donation to the Campaign which will be used to research, restore, and display items within the MedChi Library building.
To make a tax-deductible contribution to the campaign, please mail the donation form and payment to the Center for a Healthy Maryland, 1211 Cathedral St., Baltimore, MD 21201 or click on the Donate button below to make a contribution online.
With your help, the rich medical history of Maryland will be preserved for generations to come!
For more information about the History of Maryland Medicine Campaign, please contact:
Roberta M. Herbst, M.S.
Director of Programs and Communication
Tel: 800.492.1056 / 410.539.0872 x 3340
Fax: 410.649.4131
rherbst@medchi.org