This Black History Month, the Eagle Harbor Citizens Association is launching our official community photo archive — and we want you to be among the very first to contribute.
📸 Submit Your Photos
Eagle Harbor is a living testament to Black resilience, community, and joy along the Patuxent River. For nearly a century, our families have built something extraordinary here. But too many of our stories live only in shoeboxes, old albums, and fading memories.
A digital archive ensures that the faces, places, and moments that define Eagle Harbor are never lost. When future generations search for their roots, they'll find us — vibrant, proud, and beautifully documented. This isn't just preservation. It's an act of love.
Vintage shots of Eagle Harbor's founding era, early homes, the waterfront, and the families who built this community from the ground up.
Cookouts, reunions, holiday gatherings, town meetings, and the festivals that bring us together year after year.
Our beautiful waterfront, sunsets over the river, seasonal landscapes, and the natural setting that makes Eagle Harbor paradise.
Kids playing, neighbors talking, gardens growing — the ordinary moments that are really the most extraordinary of all.
Help us launch this archive with your photos. Whether it's a decades-old family portrait or last weekend's sunset over the Patuxent — every image adds another chapter to our collective story.
A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots. — Marcus Garvey