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Looking forward to the virtual programs of learning…THanks.
I am doing family research of the Gallion family that settled in the region in 1664. Joseph Gallion was the orginal immigrant. If anybody has information about the family, I would be grateful.
Harford County Public library has a series of three genealogy virtual presentations. September 15, 2020 is the first. Make sure to register!
Does anyone know why the Herald of Hope baptist church is now abandoned in Aberdeen Maryland?
Wondering where I can research Out Pensioner records or applications for Harford County 1870-1875. My ancestor is listed in the newspaper as a recipient in 1870 & 1875.
Does Henry Peden's book have more detailed information about the person? ( though I am not sure she is listed in the book). Wish the libraries were open :(
Thanks for any help on this topic in general.
I am looking for information about the Harford Convalescent Home, located in Street. Family owned it. I can’t find anything on Google.
CONOWINGO DAM
In the Roaring Twenties, America buzzed with energy and innovation as an electric revolution swept across the country. Enlisting Mother Nature to lead the charge, the mighty Susquehanna River was harnessed in 1928 by one of the larges hydroelectric works ever seen: Conowingo Dam. This feat of engineering, adorned with an art deco charm, is a landmark known by many but understood by few.
The time of the Conowingo Dam construction, 1927 and 1928, was one of tremendous growth for Stephenson Lodge, No. 135 and for Darlington, Maryland. In 1927, our membership grew from fifty-three to seventy-eight members. That year twenty-nine meetings were held, and ninety-three degrees were conferred. While in 1928, thirty meetings were held with eighty-two degrees being conferred. The membership rose to one hundred and six. More Degrees were conferred during those two years than would be in the next twenty years.
Stephenson Lodge will present an hour long documentary on the Conowingo Dam created by Maryland Public Television on January 16 at Stephenson Lodge, 2115 Shureville Road in Darlington. Right across from the Darlington Methodist Church. Open to the public.
As a bonus for the history buffs, see inside the old Darlington Academy building, built in the 1890's, and see images of the classes that attended. Many of the original architecture elements still exist.
If you are a fan of Harford County/Darlington history, you won't want to miss this.
September 23:Junius Brutus Booth & Tudor Hall – 2:00 pm
Come to Tudor Hall this Sunday at 2pm for a special talk on Junius Brutus Booth Sr, father of John Wilkes Booth and patriarch of the Booth family. Presented by Jim Garrett, Booth family historian and Lincoln assassination author and speaker. Talk starts at 2:00 pm and lasts about 45 minutes. Located at Tudor Hall, 17 Tudor Lane, Bel Air, MD 21015. $5.00 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443-619-0008 or email at
[email protected]. For other tour dates go to
http://spiritsoftudorhall.blogspot.com
September 23: Guided Tour of the Historic Tudor Hall – 1:00 pm
Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall this Sunday at 1pm, home of Maryland's famous family of Shakespearean actors including John Wilkes Booth. Tour starts at 1:00 pm and lasts about 45 minutes. Located at 17 Tudor Lane, Bel Air, MD 21015. $5.00 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443-619-0008 or email at
[email protected]. For other tour dates go to
http://spiritsoftudorhall.blogspot.com
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Tour the grounds and 1st floor of Tudor Hall, home of Maryland’s famous family of Shakespearian actors including Edwin Booth and John Wilkes Booth on April 22. Tours start at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. and lasts about 45 minutes for each tour. Located at 17 Tudor Lane, Bel Air, MD 21015. $5.00 cash for those ages 13 and older. For more info call 443-619-0008 or email at
[email protected]. For other tour dates go to
http://spiritsoftudorhall.blogspot.com