Maryland’s state song?

“Maryland, My Maryland” is the state song of Maryland, set to the tune of “O, Tannenbaum.” It was written by James Ryder Randall during the Civil War, expressing sympathy for the Confederate cause. The song contains derogatory terms towards Northerners and Abraham Lincoln, causing controversy. Despite efforts to change the lyrics, the song remains the […]

Maryland’s state bird?

The Baltimore Oriole is Maryland’s official state bird, named after Lord Baltimore. They live in wooded areas and eat insects and fruit. Mating season begins in late April and females build a hanging nest. The bird has been protected since 1918 and inspired the name of Baltimore’s baseball team. The Baltimore Oriole, a member of […]

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