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Women’s Suffrage in Maryland

Posted on February 11, 2019February 11, 2019 by Mike

I am doing a talk for the Cecil County Public Library on Women’s Suffrage soon and as some business took me through Kent County, I visited the Still Pond Historic District for a few minutes. This rural crossroads community has a significant history related to the campaign that gave women access to the ballot box….

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Storm on the Mason-Dixon Line

Posted on August 7, 2018March 21, 2024 by Mike

On a Friday afternoon in late July, I was on the Mason-Dixon Line as a severe thunderstorm swept across Washington and Franklin counties. As threatening clouds moved into the area, I paused and captured a few photos at one of the markers along the line. Earlier in the winter, I had explored points along the…

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The Suffrage Army Marches in Salem

Posted on July 31, 2018November 18, 2018 by Mike

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE — I have been studying social late 19th and early 20th-century progressive movements in some of South Jersey’s rural counties, the fieldwork concentrating on temperance, prohibition, prison reform, crime control, and voting rights. As it concerns women’s suffrage New Jersey has a complicated history since the State’s 1776 Constitution had enfranchised men and…

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A New Program: CSI — The Historical Edition

Posted on May 25, 2018June 25, 2023 by Mike

Programs such as Law and Order and CSI have acquainted most people with modern techniques for solving crimes. But for most of our past, sleuths did as much as they could to investigate crimes, but they lacked the most basic tools. There wasn’t much the sheriff, part-time constable, justice of the peace, and coroner could…

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