The MG Harry C. Ruhl Armory, located in Towson, MD, has been a cornerstone of the Maryland National Guard since its opening in 1979 and subsequent expansion in 1997. Named after the esteemed former adjutant general Harry C. Ruhl, the armory serves as a vital staging area for over 300 guardsmen during mobilizations, such as the response to the snowstorms of February 2010.
In addition to its primary military function, the Ruhl Armory offers rental space for various events and occasionally hosts community gatherings like craft fairs and dances. As one of the largest armories in the state, it plays a significant role in both military operations and community engagement in Towson and beyond.
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