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The Death of Engineer Rumspurt

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

The remarkable history of railroading in America is liberally sprinkled with great accomplishments and

The Postoffice on Wheels

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

The November 5, 1898 issue of the Westminster Democratic Advocate newspaper carried a story under

Westminster Rotarians Remember Their Vets

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

In October 1946 the Westminster Rotary Club began publishing its newsletter, known as the Cog Wheel,

Distillery Robbed in 1923

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Carroll countians voted to outlaw the sale of alcoholic beverages in 1914, however, production at local

John H. Mitten, Oldest U. S. Newspaper Man

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

When John H. Mitten died at age 87 in 1931, he was thought to be the oldest newspaper man in the

Carroll County Court House

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Carroll County's founding in 1837 required the construction of a Court House, Jail, and Alms House. The

Pumpkin Papers Discovered

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Fifty years ago this week, federal agents descended on a Carroll County farm in Bachman's Valley and

Pearl Harbor Remembered

Publication Year: 1998

Fifty-seven years ago war news was the predominate topic in nearly every American home and

Christmas in 1942

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Although Carroll's holiday traditions mirrored national trends, local residents observed the season with

An Early History of Winfield

Publication Year: 1998

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Compiling the histories of our smaller communities in Carroll can be challenging. The writer was

1997 County Birthday Celebration

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Each year the Historical Society sponsors an observance of the County Birthday on January 19th.

David Shriver, Jr. Co-founded the Union Mills Homestead

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

On January 19th The Historical Society will sponsor an observance of the 160th anniversary of the founding of Carroll County.

Happy Birthday Carroll County

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Today marks the 160th anniversary of the founding of Carroll County.

The J. Wilson Englar House Painting

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

One of my favorite fine arts objects in the Historical Society's collection is a painting of the home of J. Wilson and Elizabeth Englar near New Windsor.

Carroll’s Banking Community to be Recognized at Mardi Gras

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

You are invited to attend the Historical Society of Carroll County's 4th Annual Mardi Gras Ball, to be held at Wilhelm Ltd. Caterers on Saturday, February 22, 1997

Anti-Slavery Society of Pipe Creek Settlement

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Slavery was a divisive issue in Ante-bellum America which periodically heated up with western expansion.

Boss Hammond, African-American Stonecutter

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

For many years members of the Carroll County Genealogical Society have recorded gravestone inscriptions in dozens of cemeteries throughout the county.

John H. Cunningham Describes a Holdup

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

While conducting some research on local banking history, I came across several references to bank robberies some dating back to the time of the Civil War.

Jack Larkin to Speak About Everyday Life In America

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

On Saturday, March 22, the Historical Society and the Union Mills Homestead Foundation will hold its second in a series of historical lectures commemorating the Homestead's Bicentennial.

New Windsor Laid Out 200 Years Ago

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

200 years ago Isaac Richardson Atlee began selling lots in the newly formed town of New Windsor.