Western Maryland College Historic District

The Western Maryland College Historic District encompasses six early buildings within a three-acre area at the southeast corner of McDaniel College campus.

The district received its National Register of Historic Places designation in 1976, preserving structures that represent the educational institution's nineteenth-century origins.

Alumni Hall, Carroll Hall, Levine Hall, President's House, Little Baker Chapel, and Ward Memorial Arch form the architectural collection of this educational complex.

Visitors can explore multiple architectural styles, from Colonial Revival to Gothic and Romanesque influences, within the southeastern section of the college grounds.

The Ward Memorial Arch stands as an entrance monument, marking the physical connection between the historical district and the modern McDaniel College campus.

Location: Westminster

GPS coordinates: 39.58140,-77.00250

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:29