Most of our partner organizations in the Four Rivers Heritage Area with historical, cultural, and natural resources have their own websites, with information about facilities, hours, programs, and more. Some examples of additional materials that can be found online include:

• The Banneker-Douglass Museum sponsors a wide-ranging blog that comments on people and events relevant to the museum's mission.
• The Annapolis Maritime Museum offers, among other interesting resources, a virtual walking tour of Eastport.
• The Captain Salem Avery Museum has a number of resources on their "Library" page, including Oral Histories.

It's worth checking out our partners' websites regularly, to see what's new!

Interpretation
Interpretation at Heritage Area sites mostly occurs during tours or public programs, but occasionally interpretive papers are available as PDF files, or public programs have been videotaped and can be viewed online. This page will provide links to interpretative materials that can be found online.

Blogs
Everybody blogs these days, and heritage area sites and professionals are no exception. On this page we've tried to collect many of the blogs related to the Four Rivers Heritage Area and our mission. Please let us know if you have others that you recommend!

Bibliographies
In the hope that our readers are still interested in books and papers, we offer a selection of bibliographies, and links to online bibliographies, on topics relevant to the Heritage Area.

Primary Sources
Some sources for online primary sources are well-known, the Maryland State Archives being the most outstanding example. But others may be known primarily to "insiders." We list them here so we can all be insiders!

Programs & Lectures
The Heritage Area E-newsletter regularly highlights upcoming events within the heritage area. On this page, we hope to provide an easy way to check out the current calendars for our partner organizations' lecture series and events, to make it easier for you to plan ahead.

Other
This category is for additional materials that we consider useful, but that don't fall into one of the above categories.