Twin Beaches Branch

The Prince George's Soil Conservation District (PGSCD) is dedicated to promoting sustainable agricultural practices and urban development initiatives in Prince George's County, Maryland. Through various programs such as the Urban Agricultural Conservation Initiative and technical assistance for conservation planning, PGSCD aims to enhance the local environment while supporting the agricultural community. Additionally, the district facilitates educational outreach and engagement opportunities, including the Summer Youth Enrichment Program and the annual Envirothon competition. By fostering partnerships and providing financial assistance resources, PGSCD works to ensure the long-term viability of the county's natural resources and agricultural lands. Generated from the website

The Charlotte Hall Library, part of the St. Mary's County Library system, offers a wide range of services including access to eBooks, audiobooks, streaming media, and various online resources. It also provides community engagement through events, study rooms, and mobile library services to enhance learning and accessibility for all residents. In addition to traditional library offerings, the library features unique services such as 3D printing, genealogy resources, and a Makerspace at the Leonardtown Library. The Friends of the St. Mary's County Library and the St. Mary's County Library Foundation support the library's mission to foster a love for reading and learning within the community. Generated from the website

The Maryland State Archives is a historical agency of Maryland that serves as a central depository for the government records of permanent value. Its records include colonial and state executive, legislative and judicial, county probate, land and court, church and business, It also maintains records of publications and the reports of state, county and municipal governments; and the special collections of private papers, maps, photographs and newspapers. The agency maintains a search room that provides assistance to researchers and the general public. Located in Annapolis, Md., the Maryland State Archives conducts exhibitions for the Maryland State House.