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Eastern Shore of VA Public Library an Important Resource for Family and Local History Research

Posted on June 15, 2013February 6, 2025 by Mike

The Eastern Shore of Virginia has a number of helpful research repositories for those studying the past and one of those is the Eastern Shore Public Library.  It’s about halfway down the Peninsula, between the State Line and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, in the county seat town of Accomac.  This regional system, serving Accomack and…

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Thousands of Digital Delaware Picture Postcards Depict State History at Public Archives

Posted on June 11, 2013June 12, 2013 by Mike

The Delaware Public Archives, a special collections institution that provides outstanding leadership in creating digital products to support the study of First State heritage, has just launched another valuable resource.  It is the George Luther Caley Postcard Collection, a group of almost 7,000 twentieth century images of the State and Delmarva. George, a Smyrna resident,…

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Adkins Arboretum Presents Quality Audio Tour About Nature’s Role In Underground Railroad

Posted on June 6, 2013June 6, 2013 by Mike

RIDGLEY, MD — June 1, 2013 — As evening descended on Caroline County on this hot Saturday in late spring, an inquisitive group of about 25 people gathered at the Adkins Arboretum to celebrate the opening of a “Journey Begins:  nature’s role in the flight of freedom.”  The nonprofit, with generous support from the Maryland…

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On the Mason Dixon Line in Western MD & Central PA

Posted on May 31, 2013May 31, 2013 by Mike

While spending some time in Gettysburg over the Memorial Day Weekend, we checked out a few out-of-the-way spots along the Mason Dixon Line, searching for unique view related to the history of this old boundary.  I’m always searching for images to enhance my public and classroom lectures on the Mason Dixon Line.  Here are a…

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