Remember the two days in April when CCASM assisted with excavations at Rich Hill during the Charles County "On the Trail of the Assassin" event.
On October 29 the Charles County Office of Tourism received the 2015 Maryland Office of Tourism Development Award in the "Cultural Heritage Tourism" category for the Lincoln 150 Commemoration: On the Trail of the Assassin event. The Cultural Heritage Tourism award recognizes outstanding investments and contributions in stewardship and/or development of Maryland's cultural heritage product and engagement in regional and statewide tourism initiatives. Tim Morgan, Charles County Chief of Tourism and Special Events, accepted the award at the 35th annual Maryland Tourism and Travel Summit in Ellicott City, Maryland
The Charles County Government Office of Tourism worked with an array of government agencies, tourism industry partners and the media to promote the Lincoln 150 Commemoration Weekend events that took place April 17-19, 2015. The three-month marketing campaign targeted the cultural heritage tourist and featured anchor events held at the Dr. Samuel A. Mudd House in Waldorf and the recently acquired Rich Hill Farm in Bel Alton. (And we helped make this a success.)
Thanks to Elsie for forwarding this information.
Charles County Office of Tourism thanked all the individuals and organizations that participated in the event through e-mail and at a ceremony December 15.
On October 29 the Charles County Office of Tourism received the 2015 Maryland Office of Tourism Development Award in the "Cultural Heritage Tourism" category for the Lincoln 150 Commemoration: On the Trail of the Assassin event. The Cultural Heritage Tourism award recognizes outstanding investments and contributions in stewardship and/or development of Maryland's cultural heritage product and engagement in regional and statewide tourism initiatives. Tim Morgan, Charles County Chief of Tourism and Special Events, accepted the award at the 35th annual Maryland Tourism and Travel Summit in Ellicott City, Maryland
The Charles County Government Office of Tourism worked with an array of government agencies, tourism industry partners and the media to promote the Lincoln 150 Commemoration Weekend events that took place April 17-19, 2015. The three-month marketing campaign targeted the cultural heritage tourist and featured anchor events held at the Dr. Samuel A. Mudd House in Waldorf and the recently acquired Rich Hill Farm in Bel Alton. (And we helped make this a success.)
Thanks to Elsie for forwarding this information.
Charles County Office of Tourism thanked all the individuals and organizations that participated in the event through e-mail and at a ceremony December 15.
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