78 Architectural Historians Make Study Of Local Buildings
A 2 group, 78 persons from the Society of Architectural Historians and the National Trust Inc., toured Frederick landmarks including Court Square and historic homes such as the Mathias and Ross houses. Led by Wilbur H. Hunter Jr., the August trip featured visits to Trinity Chapel, All Saints Church, Winchester Hall, and observations on 18th and 19th century Maryland architecture and preservation efforts. The party included notable figures from Historic Annapolis and various arts and architectural circles, with observers traveling from across the East Coast and beyond.
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Elsie White Maines
Frederick
Court Square
Society of Architectural Historians
The
National Trust Inc
Wilbur H. Hunter Jr
Peale Museum
Baltimore
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Annapolis
Shepherd College
Prospect Hall
Francis Scott Key
Dulany
St. John’s Catholic Church
Capitol
James McSherry
Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County
Leats
Old Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Winchester Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Parsonage
All Saints Church
Mathias
Ross House
Mariland
Ross
Col
John McPherson
Ee Mathias Louse
John Brien
Butt
Historical Society
Conrad Grosh
Trinity Chapel
Smithsonian Institution
All Saints Episcopal Church
Richard Upjohn
Henry McCleery
Church Street
Walter Creese
Urbana
Richard H. Howland
National Trust, Inc
Howland
Hunter
Donald M. C. Hopping
Bryden Bordiey Hyde
Gibson Island
Historic
iVernon
N. Y
Society of Architects
James Halpin
Bronxville
Sam Schwartz
Newport
R. L
U. S
Gerald Watland
Rockefellers
Tarrstown
N.Y
Florine Whitcomb
New York Times
Barbara Snow
Edith Standon
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
New York
Forbes Hall
Ireland
Robert Philbrick
Chicago Tribune
Jerome Hatch
Norfolk Museum of Art
Hardinge Scholle
Woodlawn
Robert Luck
American Federation of Arts
Robert Robbins
West Point
Minnesota
Easter Seaboard
Emmitsburg Shower Honors Hawk Couple at Taneytown Park
In Emmitsburg a surprise wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. William Hawk occurred Saturday at Taneytown Memorial Park hosted by Nancy Bollinger and Ellen Stine. Attendees include extensive Hawk and Bollinger families from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. other notices mention visits, moves, a wedding invitation, and a birth at Annie Warner Hospital Gettisburg.
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Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Axz
William Hawk
Taneytown Memorial Park
Nancy Bollinger
Ellen Stine
Earl Hawk
Kenneth Hawk
Percy Bell- Huger
Leo Sess
Keller Misner
Thurmont
Harold Bollinger
Rocky Ridge
Glenn Toms
Richard Toms
Allen Bollinger
Henry Bollinger
Charles Bollinger
Francis Topper
John McGlaughlin
Norman Sheely
Paul Keepers
James Nicholes
Westminster
Tommy Topper
Thomas Fox
Annie Obier
Keysville
Charles B Harner
Littlestown
Mildred
Richard Phreaner
Helen Josephine Wivell
Sheridan Eduard Reaver
St. Anthony's Church
Afflen Stoner
Washington
Allen Davis
Annie Warner Hospital
Getisburg
Francis Scott Ker
Local notices mix with scattered 1950s crime items in Frederick
An American Legion post announces activities in Frederick while Mother Seton School plans a September 9 reopening. A Steelers quarterback faces drunken driving charges after a Las Vegas incident involving a taxi and multiple companions. A Detroit arrest, a Paris fashion note, and a Totem Pole Playhouse opening pepper the page as police report a quiet week with no burglaries or fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Frederick
Mother Seton School
PTA
Ind
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