Maryland Public Television’s beloved series “Chesapeake Collectibles” is back for its 12th season, offering viewers a fresh look at the region’s unique treasures and the stories behind them. This season, the show features a special segment on the Star Spangled Banner, highlighting artifacts and memorabilia connected to the iconic anthem and its historical significance in Maryland. The program continues its tradition of exploring the fascinating histories of local heirlooms, antiques, and collectibles, as appraisers and experts share their insights with participants from across the state.
Filmed at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, the new season brings together a diverse array of items, from rare musical instruments to Civil War relics, each with its own compelling backstory. Host Rhea Feikin returns to guide viewers through the discoveries, emphasizing the personal connections and regional pride that make “Chesapeake Collectibles” a staple for Maryland audiences. The show not only celebrates the state’s rich heritage but also encourages residents to uncover and share their own pieces of history.
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