Entrepreneurial Library Program

Mame Warren
Director, Hopkins History Enterprises

Mame Warren, author and historian, and Director of Hopkins History Enterprises, has more than twenty years of experience conducting oral histories as well as producing and editing related books and exhibits. Mame has completed major oral history projects for the Johns Hopkins University’s Sheridan Libraries, the Chesney Medical Archives, the Office of the President, and the Office of the Provost.  In addition to her work with the Johns Hopkins University, Mame has served as Associate Director of Special Communications Projects at the Washington and Lee University, and Curator of Photographs at the Maryland State Archives.

Highlighted projects over the years include richly-illustrated books containing her oral histories and editorial work, such as Johns Hopkins: Knowledge for the World, 1876-2001, commemorating  the Johns Hopkins University’s 125th anniversary; Our Shared Legacy: Nursing Education at Johns Hopkins, 1889-2006; and Bringing Back the Bay: The Chesapeake in Photographs.  

You can listen to Mame Warren being interviewed about Our Shared Legacy on WYPR's show, "Maryland Morning," with Sheilah Kast.

Highlighted exhibits include “A Great Vision: Launching Baltimore's Charles Center,” at the Johns Hopkins University’s School of Professional Studies in Business and Education, and “Maryland Time Exposures” for the Maryland Senate. Mame has worked on marketing and promotional strategies for her projects and has lectured widely. She is currently in the process of conducing oral histories as part of a book she will produce for the Applied Physics Lab at Johns Hopkins to commemorate 50 years of space research.  

Evergreen Museum and Library
4545 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210
Phone: (410)435-5314
Fax: (410)516-6173
E-mail: mew@jhu.edu