Annapolis is the capital of Maryland, which is nicknamed the Old Line State. It was part of the Chesapeake Colonies, and relied on slave labor to harvest its tobacco crop. One of the original colonies, it was the seventh state to ratify the Constitution. It lies just south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
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Allowing access to file consumer complaints, sign up for publications and official forms, and find out about employment with the department, the official site also contains current news headlines concerning the state.
http://www.oag.state.md.us/
The state site provides a comprehensive section about the Chamber and its mission, membership benefits, visitor information, and legislative concerns.
http://www.mdchamber.org/
The office contains a map which allows exploration by region, travel suggestions, and a calendar of events scheduled around the state. Also available are lists of places to see and stay.
http://visitmaryland.org/Pages/Welcome.aspx
This website promotes the department and lays out facts and pictures of the police barracks, missing children, and vehicle salvage inspections. Further, the topic of cold case homicides is addressed.
http://www.mdsp.org/
The official state site displays an interactive map of the state, citizen alerts, traffic reports, and weather reports. Also on the site are news, upcoming events, and a profile of the governor.
http://www.maryland.gov/
Property Owners Greater Baltimore
Not for profit association providing educational, legislative and networking services to businesses and individuals concerned with the welfare of the real estate market.
http://www.baltimorepropertyowners.org
The Visit Maryland website is full of great travel information on this US state. There are profiles of the state's different regions including the capital. The website also has information on the state's parks and history. You can also order vacation guides to help you plan a trip to Maryland.
http://www.mdisfun.org/
