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New Windsor’s Visionary Citizens

Publication Year: 1997

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Today we tend to take municipal improvements, such as electric street lights, city water and fire protection, for granted.

159th County Birthday Celebration

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

The public is invited to participate in Each year the Historical Society hosts an annual celebration of

Early Kimmey House Residents

Publication Year: 1996

On January 19th the Historical Society will observe the 159th Anniversary of the founding of Carroll

Mardi Gras Balls of Years Past

Publication Year: 1996

Two years ago, the Historical Society revived a recent tradition of sponsoring an annual Mardi Gras ball

Residents of the Kimmey House, Part 2

Publication Year: 1996

In last week's column, I wrote about the early residents of the Kimmey House, the Historical Society's

African American History Month

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

For a number of years, the Historical Society has sponsored a special lecture during Black History Month.

County’s black heritage records valuable

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Duane K. Doxzen

On March 22, 1867 the Maryland General Assembly passed an act to record the number of slaves who

Many Carroll blacks served in Colored Troops during Civil War

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Duane K. Doxzen

Although blacks had served in military units before the Civil War, it was this conflict that saw the

Records of manumissions began after formation of Carroll County

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Duane K. Doxzen

After the formation of Carroll County in 1837 from parts of Baltimore and Frederick counties, the

“Family Search is Ready for Use

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

In an earlier column I wrote that the Historical Society and the Carroll County Genealogical Society had

Aunt Betsy’s

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

When Mary B. Shellman wrote about the "early pioneers" of Westminster in her book, Two Hundred

Carroll County Quilting Traditions

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

I recently presented a slide lecture about Maryland quilts to the members of Everybody's Quilt Guild, a

A Story of Some Humble Cutlery

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

More than fifty years ago, Rev. William E. Roop, A. M. of Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren wrote

Easter Postcards

Publication Year: 1996

The introduction of the postal card in the 1880s provided greeting card makers with a new medium for

A Novel Maryland Tobacco Store

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

The September 4, 1896 issue of Tobacco carried a front page story entitled "A Novel Maryland Store"

“Westminster Business Interiors Photo Essay

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Westminster businesses will be the focus of an upcoming walking tour sponsored by the Greater

Spring Bus Tour to D.C. Naval History Sites

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

The Historical Society will sponsor its spring bus tour to several Naval historical sites in Washington on

Vanderford Directory Reprint Available

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

Originally published on New Year's Day 1887, Westminster. Its Location and Advantages as a Place of

Letter from Mr. D. H. Englar

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

More than a century ago, the American West still offered many opportunities for homesteading. A

Ex-Gov. Brown’s Big Sale

Publication Year: 1996

Author: Jay A. Graybeal

This afternoon at 1:30, Springfield Hospital Center will celebrate its centennial. The general public is