1. November 10, 1775: The United States Marine Corps is established by the Continental Congress in Philadelphia. This new branch of the Armed Forces would have a strong presence in Maryland, with multiple Marine Corps bases across the state.

2. November 10, 1864: Union General William W. Averell leads a raid on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad in southwestern Virginia. This critical transportation route was used to supply Confederate forces during the Civil War, and the destruction of the railroad lines would cripple the Confederate war effort.

3. November 10, 1871: Dr. Nathan Rowe, a prominent African American physician in Baltimore, is appointed to the city's Board of Health. Dr. Rowe devoted much of his career to advancing medical knowledge in the African American community and improving public health conditions in Baltimore.

4. November 10, 1903: Governor Edwin Warfield signs the Maryland University Bill, which establishes a statewide system of public higher education. This legislation would eventually lead to the creation of the University of Maryland system, which includes multiple campuses across the state.

5. November 10, 1985: The Baltimore Colts defeat the Los Angeles Rams in a thrilling 27-20 victory. Quarterback Bert Jones and running back Curtis Dickey lead the Colts to a come-from-behind win in front of a capacity crowd at the Baltimore Memorial Stadium. This victory remains one of the most memorable moments in Baltimore football history.