Our membership and volunteers
The Women's Civic League Inc. participates in Baltimore events, promotes the city, and raises funds to maintain the historic residence
of Baltimore's second mayor, Thorowgood Smith (1804-08). Please "drop us a line" to learn how you can help us help our city preserve and maintain one of Baltimore's few remaining houses from the 18th Century. By fall, we will have updated our new website with more content. Pictured above are the membership and volunteers attending the League's annual "Day at the Races." The WCL sponsored the 4th race for many years and the winning jockey received a gift to commemorate their victory.
Images of Impact: The Work of Women's Civic League in Photos
Thorowgood Smith served as the Mayor of Baltimore City from 1804-08 and lived at 9 N. Front St. Baltimore, Md. 21202 currently the headquarters of the Women's Civic League Inc..
1958 page of the Women's Civic League News. Featuring The Four Seasons.
In 1954 the WCL Inc. legislated for Baltimore City Schools to educate students for citizen responsibility and fuller participation in civic affairs. "Raison
d'etre" means Reason for being.
Dept. of Corrections are working to help keep Shot Tower Park beautiful. They did a great job on that day.
Officer Ilana Campbell
Wokers: Jay Britton, Tyqwon Jones, Jermile MileBethea-Bey,
A thank you to the Women's Civic League Inc. from Ronald McDonald House for caring for their rooftop terrace.
Martina Reilly, Moseley Architects
AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C
Vice President
She volunteered for Doors Open Baltimore 2023 at our headquarters, Historic 9 N. Front St.
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