Thurgood Marshall Memorial

The Thurgood Marshall Memorial is located within the historic Maryland State House, distinguished as the oldest state capitol in continuous legislative use and the sole state house that has served as the nation's capitol. The State House has been a pivotal location in American history, where the Continental Congress convened, and key events such as George Washington's resignation and the ratification of the Treaty of Paris took place.

Today, the Maryland State House remains an active center of governance, hosting the Maryland General Assembly and the offices of the state's elected leaders, including the governor and legislative leaders. It serves as a testament to Maryland's rich history and its contributions to the development of the United States, drawing visitors with its architecture, artwork, and memorials.

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