Originally a committee within the Glyndon Community Association, HGI was formally organized in 1972 as an outgrowth of the Glyndon Centennial and to lead the effort to have Glyndon added to the National Register of Historic Places. The early organization’s efforts were successful and in 1973 Glyndon was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. At that time the village was also included in the Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties. In 1981, the final designation was achieved; Glyndon became Baltimore County’s first Historic District.

HGI continues to work ”to preserve and protect Glyndon’s cultural, social, economic and architectural history, as well as to conduct educational and beautification projects which enrich Glyndon’s historical heritage.” Learn more about what HGI does in the community and how we fulfill our mission.

Sue Benson
Pamela Becker
Mary Ellen Porter
Kathy Ziese
Meredith Wells
Tamara Baumann
Kim Karlsen

Marti Clements
Chris Profaci
Nan Kaestner
Janet Clinton
Barbara Whitman
Ann O’Neill
Arlen Herb
Jean Wroe