About This Event
EARLY BIRD PRICING— $70!
The Montgomery County History Conference Returns November 7!
Montgomery College’s Bioscience Education Center on the Germantown Campus
This year’s History Conference will open with a keynote by author David O. Stewart, describing the daunting task that the drafters of the Constitution faced in the summer of 1787. Throughout the day, concurrent sessions will cover an interesting variety of topics such as Native American archaeology in Montgomery County, disability rights in Maryland, the history of the FDA, and many more.
Anthony Cohen will close the Conference with reflections on his recent journey called “Freedom Walk 2026,” the 750-mile pilgrimage he took following 19th-century routes to freedom on the Underground Railroad to Canada.
As always, your ticket purchase includes a boxed lunch and a catered reception. Join friends and fellow history enthusiasts on November 7 for the Montgomery County History Conference!
At the conclusion of the conference, you’ll want to catch up with old friends and meet new ones at our happy hour reception.
All conference sessions will be recorded and recordings are included in the ticket price.
Montgomery History wants to ensure that the 2025 Montgomery County History Conference is accessible to as many county residents as possible. If you have an interest in a discounted ticket due to financial hardship, please contact Matt Gagle at MGagle@MontgomeryHistory.org
$15 Student registration is available by emailing Matt Gagle at MGagle@MontgomeryHistory.org with proof of student status.
If you have any questions please email Matt Gagle, Director of Programs, at MGagle@MontgomeryHistory.org
About This Event
EARLY BIRD PRICING— $70!
The Montgomery County History Conference Returns November 7!
Montgomery College’s Bioscience Education Center on the Germantown Campus
This year’s History Conference will open with a keynote by author David O. Stewart, describing the daunting task that the drafters of the Constitution faced in the summer of 1787. Throughout the day, concurrent sessions will cover an interesting variety of topics such as Native American archaeology in Montgomery County, disability rights in Maryland, the history of the FDA, and many more.
Anthony Cohen will close the Conference with reflections on his recent journey called “Freedom Walk 2026,” the 750-mile pilgrimage he took following 19th-century routes to freedom on the Underground Railroad to Canada.
As always, your ticket purchase includes a boxed lunch and a catered reception. Join friends and fellow history enthusiasts on November 7 for the Montgomery County History Conference!
At the conclusion of the conference, you’ll want to catch up with old friends and meet new ones at our happy hour reception.
All conference sessions will be recorded and recordings are included in the ticket price.
Montgomery History wants to ensure that the 2025 Montgomery County History Conference is accessible to as many county residents as possible. If you have an interest in a discounted ticket due to financial hardship, please contact Matt Gagle at MGagle@MontgomeryHistory.org
$15 Student registration is available by emailing Matt Gagle at MGagle@MontgomeryHistory.org with proof of student status.
If you have any questions please email Matt Gagle, Director of Programs, at MGagle@MontgomeryHistory.org