U.S. President:
States in the Union:
37
Population of Baltimore:
~268,000
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Help us commemorate 150 years by sharing your favorite memories of McDonogh.
No. 90 | Life & Learning
It’s a big year…
McDonogh School is turning 150! Join the celebration as we honor our rich history, recognize our present success, and look forward to a bright future.
150th Anniversary
Weekend
The McDonogh community came together for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration November 2-5.
McDonogh Legacy
Campaign
The Legacy Campaign will advance McDonogh's distinctive educational experience far into the future. With a $90 million fundraising goal, your participation will enable the school to continue its 150-year legacy of academic excellence and access to education.
Learn More150 Stories
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No. 89 | Gone but Not Forgotten
The Amenities of Main Street in Allan Building
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No. 88 | Did You Know?
Tagart Chapel Bells Evoke Fond Memories
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No. 87 | Did You Know?
A Paycheck Plus Pork
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No. 86 | Gone but Not Forgotten
The Legendary Life of Edwards Gymnasium
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No. 85 | People
William C. Mules
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No. 84 | Campus
Brass Eagle Keeps Up With Teen Tastes
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No. 83 | Campus
Lyle Building
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150th Book
Becoming McDonogh School tells the captivating story of McDonogh’s first 150 years.
The Evolution of
McDonogh School
1873
McDonogh School is founded just north of Baltimore City in Owings Mills, MD
McDonogh School opens its doors to twenty-one scholarship boys from Baltimore on November 21. Officer William Allan is selected as the first principal.
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