My Lady's Manor Driving Club was founded in 1979 by a small group of local carriage driving enthusiasts headed by Mrs. Edward C. Dukehart and Mr. Dean Bedford. The club takes its name from an historic tract of land in Maryland's northeast Baltimore County and western Harford County. 

 The purpose was, and still is, to "promote the owning, training, driving, and exhibiting of all breeds of equines; and to hold such activities as will best contribute to those objects". All types of horses, ponies, and vehicles are encouraged to participate.

Throughout the year, the club sponsors various activities which include an American Driving Society approved pleasure driving show in May, fun shows, clinics, Christmas party (with carriage-related ornament exchange) and picnic drives scheduled and organized by its members.

A newsletter is sent out every other month to notify members of club activities, as well as activities of other clubs and organizations. 

Memberships include individual and family. The majority of our members are from Carroll, Baltimore, Harford and York Counties, but anyone is welcome to join. Meetings are held every other month during the year and often include speakers and instructional videos.