Search the Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties

To begin a search, enter all or part of the MIHP number you are searching for in the box below. To change to a different kind of search, select one of the other search options at the top. For a more complete search, you may also use Medusa, Maryland's Cultural Resource Information System.

Help for County Search

Select the county that you want to search.

Help for MIHP Number Search

Enter all or part of the MIHP number. Note that this searches the exact text. Be sure to enter the MIHP number correctly, as there are significant differences in the format from county to county. Most counties use the county code followed by a hyphen and the arabic number (e.g., D-115). However, Prince George's County uses PG followed by a colon and the number, sometimes a two-part number (e.g., PG:68-12). Montgomery County uses generally the same system, but with a space beween the colon and the number (e.g., M: 20-47). Allegany and Washington Counties have a Roman number designating the planning area (e.g., WA-II-1125).

If you are unsure of the format, just enter part of the number and then sort the results.

Help for Property Name Search

Enter all or part of the property name. This search will search both the primary name and alternate names if any. Note that this searches the exact text, so your best bet is to enter a general string if you do not know the exact spelling (for example, if you do not know whether it is entered "St. Stephens Church," "St Stephen's Church," or "Saint Stephens Church," just enter the string "Stephen").

Help for Address Search

Enter all or part of the address. Note that this searches the exact text, so your best bet is to enter a general string if you do not know the exact spelling (for example, if you do not know whether it is entered "100 Dundalk Road" or "100 Dundalk Rd.," just enter the string "Dundalk").

Help for General Search

This searches the MIHP number, primary name, alternate name, and address fields.

Enter all or part of the text you want to search for. Note that this searches the exact text, so your best bet is to enter a general string if you do not know the exact spelling (for example, if you do not know whether it is entered "St. Stephens Church," "St Stephen's Church," or "Saint Stephens Church," just enter the string "Stephen").