Historical Society
The Ridgely Historical Society is looking for a donantion of an antique wooden, glass front cabinet (preferrably with a lock) to display their donated items at the Ridgely Town Hall. Please contact Nancy Gearhart 410-634-1067 to contribute or for more information.
The Ridgely Historical Society meets the first Thursday of every month at 7pm at the Ridgely Town Office. The public is welcome to attend all meetings.
Come Show and Tell, donate or tell us something that is part of Ridgely's history.
Historic Society: (bottom L-R): Rodney Dobson, Cathy Schwab, Nancy Gearhart, Rick Schwab, Elsie Ebling, Janice White (President), Jerry Sutton.
Not pictured: Linda Moore, Dale & Betty Jean Mumford.
The Ridgely Historical Society became a chapter of the Caroline County Historical Society in March 2006. It was formed by Janice White in November 2005. There was no other Historical Society in Ridgely before that. The Ridgely Historical Society is a chapter of the Caroline County Historical Society
These are also the founding members who helped in the organization of this society. Other members are: Linda Moore, Dale & Betty Jean Mumford, Cathy & Rick Schwab, and Joe Mangini.
If you would like to become a member of the Ridgely Historical Society, you can download the application or stop by the town office to pick one up.
BRick Sale
The Ridgely Historical Society is selling engraved bricks to become part of the living history of Ridgely. The bricks will be used as pavers in the park by the Train Station. The bricks are $20 each.
There is also a 4"x8" designer brick available (your choice of art) for $60 each.
A 8"x8" brick is also available (suggested for businesses) for $150.
If you would like to purchase a brick, you can download an application to print or stop by the town office and pick one up.
Standard 4x8 Brick Application
Designer 4x8 Brick Application
Standard 8x8 Brick Application