Meet Ann Bond Fell who took over a shipyard and turn it into a thriving town, Anna Murray Douglass who orchestrated Frederick's escape to freedom, and Barbara Mikulski, total fireball and the longest serving female member of Congress.

Mary Pickersgill made the flag that inspired our national anthem. Meet Mary, her mother and daughter, and 13 year old African-American Grace Wisher who sewed the hundreds of thousands of stitches to make to make the flag that flew over Fort McHenry. Be amazed by its size.

More millionaires lived in Baltimore in 1900 than any other city in America. Let us introduce you to two of them: Mary Frick Garrett Jacobs and her sister-in-law, Mary Garrett. These two powerful women shaped not only Baltimore, but the country through grit, political influence, and money.

Are you a WNBA phenom Angel Reese fan? Meet Mother Mary Lange who established Saint Frances Academy (Reese's Alma mater) after the Civil War and is on track to be the first female African-American Saint.

You may know and love the only Outsider Art museum in the country, but do you know the story of its founder? Rebecca Hoffberger has always marched to the beat of her own drum and Baltimore is all the better for it. Come get to know Hoffberger and AVAM in a whole new way. Gift shop is fabulous and free!