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1) Inventory of historic sites in Calvert County, Charles County, and St. Mary's County

Author

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust

Pub. Date

1980

Language

English

2) Historic sites inventory

Author

Maryland Historical Trust

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust, Dept. of Economic and Community Development

Pub. Date

1973

Language

English

3) Brief history of Reynold's Tavern

Author

Maryland Historical Trust

Language

English

4) Report of the Maryland Historical Trust to the Honorable Marvin Mandel, Governor of Maryland, and the Maryland General Assembly for the calendar year January 1, 1972-December...

Author

Maryland Historical Trust

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust, Dept. of Economic & Community Development

Pub. Date

1972

Language

English

5) An archeological study of the Patuxent drainage

Author

Steponaitis, Laurie Cameron

Series

Manuscript volume no. 24

Publisher

The Trust

Pub. Date

1983

Language

English

6) A survey of artifact collections from central southern Maryland

Author

Wanser, Jeffery C

Series

Manuscript volume no. 23

Publisher

The Trust

Pub. Date

1982

Language

English

7) A management plan for the archaeological resources of the Upper Delmarva region of Maryland

Author

Custer, Jay F

Series

Manuscript

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust

Pub. Date

1983

Language

English

8) Where land and water intertwine: an architectural history of Talbot County, Maryland

Author

Weeks, Christopher

Pub. Date

1984.

Language

English

9) Patapsco: life along Maryland's historic river valley

Author

Kahn, Alison Joanne

Series

Center books on American places

Publisher

Center for American Places at Columbia College Chicago

Pub. Date

2008.

Language

English

10) "Doing good to posterity": the move of the capital of Maryland from St. Mary's City to Ann Arundell Towne, now called Annapolis

Author

Papenfuse, Edward C

Series

Maryland State Archives studies in local history

Pub. Date

1995

Language

English

Description

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"Doing Good to Posterity" places the movement of the capital in its cultural and political environment. The booklet reexamines the motivations to move the capital and appraises the trans-Atlantic influences of baroque town planning on the design of the new city. Edward C Papenfuse has contributed to Doing Good to Posterity: The Move of the Capital of Maryland from St. Mary's City to Anne Arundell Towne, Now Called Annapolis as an author. Edward C....

11) Providence 1649: the history and archaeology of Anne Arundel County, Maryland's first European settlement

Author

Luckenbach, Al

Series

Maryland State Archives studies in local history

Pub. Date

1995

Language

English

Formats

Local HIstory Book, Reference

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Providence -- 1649 opens a fascinating window on the material culture of daily life in the seventeenth-century Puritan settlement on the Severn River. Using artifacts from Maryland and Dutch paintings, this booklet reveals the significance of Dutch goods and building techniques in colonial Maryland.

12) Doing good to posterity: the move of the capital of Maryland from St. Mary's City to Ann Arundell Towne, now called Annapolis

Author

Papenfuse, Edward C

Series

Maryland State Archives studies in local history

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust

Pub. Date

1995

Language

English

Formats

Local HIstory Book, Reference

13) Bound by God-- for Merryland: the voyage of the Constant Friendship, 1671-1672

Author

Wing, John F

Series

Maryland State Archives studies in local history

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust

Pub. Date

1999

Language

English

14) Barter, bits, bills, and tobacco: the story of money in early Maryland

Author

Mumford, Willard R

Series

Maryland State Archives studies in local history volume 5

Publisher

Maryland Historical Trust

Pub. Date

2002

Language

English

15) Architecture in Annapolis: a field guide

Publisher

Md. Historical Trust

Language

English

Description

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Prepared as a guide for the walking tour of Annapolis organized for the annual meeting of the Vernacular Architecture Forum held in Annapolis in May 1998.