Vertical Files Collection, Now Online!
We’ve just updated our website with a new page and research tool! We posted our ever-growing collection of vertical files! These files may be one of the most used research…
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Don’t Forget About Our History Trails Publications
History Trails is the Historical Society of Baltimore County’s semi-academic, popular history publication, in production since 1966. SUBMISSIONS: To have your research or narrative considered for publication, please follow this…
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“The Montebello Water Filtration Plant I: Clean Water for City & Suburb Alike”
(Brief preview and excerpt from History Trails 43, no. 3 & 4. To read more become a member of the society today!)) “The Montebello Water Filtration Plan I: Clean Water for City…
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Tug Boat, Baltimore County
Tug Boat, Baltimore County
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Horse Race, Greenspring Valley
Horse Race, Greenspring Valley
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WWI Military Camp, Baltimore County
WWI Military Camp, Baltimore County
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Loch Raven Bridge No. 1
Loch Raven Bridge No. 1
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“Best Cultivated Farm”
'"Best Cultivated Farm": The Backstory of Hayfields, Nicholas Merryman Bosley, and the Lafayette Premium of 1824' (Excerpted from History Trails 43, no. 1 & 2) By: Teri Rising 2011-2012 …
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“Castle Thunder, The Catons, and Catonsville’s Historical Myths”
"Castle Thunder, The Catons, and Catonsville's Historical Myths" (History Trails 42, no. 4 excerpt) By: John McGrain 2011 Numerous sources, including Dr. George C. Keidel, Emily Emerson Lantz, Kate Mason…
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On the Susquehannocks: Natives having used Baltimore County as hunting grounds
The Susquehannocks’ Prosperity & Early European Contact By: Adam Youssi 2006 The Susquehannock Native Americans of North America have an impressive history. This tribe from what is now…