About us
In its time, Rackliffe House has witnessed marauding Spanish galleons, Barbary pirate ships, and English men-of-war. The house has stood through the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War. Today, thanks to the restoration efforts of the Rackliffe House Trust and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the historic Rackliffe House now serves as a coastal museum that interprets 18th-century life along Maryland’s seaside.
Mission:
The mission of the Rackliffe House Trust is to preserve and restore Rackliffe House and its grounds to their original 18th-century appearance and, through artifacts and interpretation, to share the stories of the Native, African, and European Americans who occupied this historic site.
Board of Directors:
Laura Mears, President
Susan Mariner, 1st Vice President
Susan Cropper, 2nd Vice President
Amanda Lynch, Recording Secretary
Christine Waggoner, Treasurer
Ed Phillips, Past President
JD Quillin
Aaron Levinthal
Preston Reed
Colleen Deptula
Matt Marine
Sasha Motsko
Mary Kay Cummins-Korb
Joan Jenkins, Director Emerita
Carolyn Cummins, Director Emerita
Linda Ayres, Director Emerita
John Fager, Director Emeritus
Tina Busko, Executive Director
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