Computerizing Maryland’s Historic Site Records (1998-21)

This document outlines the Maryland State Historic Preservation Office’s efforts to computerize hard-copy records of historic buildings and districts in Maryland to make these documents more accessible. The project used both database and records management software to build an architectural/ landscape data set that were staked to an existing GIS system.

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