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1. Aberdeen Proving Ground Commemoration

   Color photograph of Aberdeen Proving Ground, showing a commemoration with the flag at half mast

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2. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bridge

   Black & white photo of the B & O RR bridge across the Susquehanna River at Havre de Grace; the Route 40 bridge and the Amtrak bridge are in the background

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3. Bel Air Bowl

   Color photograph of Bel Air bowling lanes, showing building and cars. Caption on back: "Bel Air Bowl, 600 Baltimore Pike, Bel Air, Maryland 21014 (301) 838-4360 (301) 879-8255"

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4. Charles R. Richardson

   Charles R Richardson was the co-owner Bel Air's Richardson's "Flowers & Gifts". The family business was started by Charles and his wife Margaret. (1945-2001) Additional information is available in the HSHC library in "Richardson's Flowers & Gifts: A memoir" (HC 923.8 Richardson)

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5. Christopher's Camp

   b&w photograph of "Christopher's Camp", a fine stone home, showing a man and a woman in the front yard

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6. Curtiss Residence & School

   Oil Painting on Canvas of School 1865-1895 NE Corner Route 147 & 152 School 1865-1895, Curtiss Residence 1895-1962

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7. Duck Shooting on the Susquehanna River

   b&w photograph of Canvas Back duck shooting on the Susquehanna River

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8. Edgewood Middle School Library

   Black & white photograph Edgewood Middle School Library

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9. Foard's Blacksmith Shop, Level Md

   Black & white photograph of a wooden blacksmith shop. There are two men standing in the open doorway and a car is parked in front.

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10. Henry E. Richardson

    Henry E. Richardson was the owner of Havre de Grace's "Richardson's Florists". Henry was the son of Margaret & Charles Richardson who owned "Richardson's Flowers & Gifts" in Bel Air. He began his business after he returned from serving in the Army during World War II. He lived in Havre de Grace with his wife JoAnn. Additional information is available in the HSHC library in "Richardson's Flowers & Gifts: A memoir" (HC 923.8 Richardso...

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11. Historical Information and photos of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad, a.k.a. Ma & Pa Railroad

    Index to and digitized copies of the 25 loose leaf binders of information on the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad and its predecessor railroads, also known as the Ma & Pa Railroad. This information was gathered, and organized by Charles T. Mahan, Jr. from 1938 to 2008. Included are the photos from the James P. Gallagher and Carl E. Gerber collections. The binders and CD of the digitized version of the binders are available at The Historical S...

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12. Historical Landmarks in Harford County

    Black & white postcard. Historical Landmarks in Harford County series Ols Priest Neale's Mass House Old Rigbie House

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13. Historical Slides of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad, a.k.a. Ma & Pa Railroad Vol 2

    2800 digitized images, with an index, of slides of the buildings, stations, trestles, trains, rolling stock, and people of the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad, also known as the Ma & Pa Railroad, from the collection of Charles T. Mahan, Jr. Slide images can be viewed and ordered at The Historical Society of Harford County. (Photos CD Collection) (Photos HC 385 Mahan)

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14. Historical photos of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad, a.k.a. Ma & Pa Railroad Vol 1

    1100 digitized images, with an Index, of photos, front & back, of the buildings, stations, trestles, trains, rolling stock, and people of the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad, also known as the Ma & Pa Railroad, from the collection of Charles T. Mahan, Jr. Photo images can be viewed and ordered at The Historical Society of Harford County. (Photos CD Collection) (Photos HC 385 Mahan)

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Maiden's Bower

    20th Century Photographs of Maiden's Bower - Photos located in File drawers of Historic Houses under Maiden's Bower. Maiden's Bower, the Angus Greme House built Circa 1790s. Pictures: 1) Circa 1918 - Miller C. and Ida N. Graybeal owners & children, 2 & 3) House circa 1930s, 4) Creed Graybeal (Son) cica 1930s, 5, 6 & 7) House & garage circa 1940s, 8) Deed to son, Wilbert M. Graybeal, 9-15) House 1997.

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16. Margaret Pennington Magness Richardson

    Margaret Pennington Magness Richardson was the co-owner and Manager of Bel Air's Richardson's Flowers & Gifts. The family business was started by Margaret and her husband Charles R. Richardson. (1945-2001) Additional information is available in the HSHC library in "Richardson's Flowers & Gifts: A memoir" (HC 923.8 Richardson)

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17. Marilyn Adams Bradley

    Marilyn Bradley was the assistant manager of Richardson's Flowers & Gifts. The family business was started by her grandmother & grandfather, Margaret Pennington Magness Richardson and Charles R. Richardson on their home property in Bel Air in 1946. She worked with her mother, Miriam Adams until the property was sold in 2001. Her husband Kevin Bradley also contributed his labor to the family business. Additional information is available in the...

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18. Miriam Richardson Adams

    Miriam Adams was the manager and later co-owner of Richardson's Flowers & Gifts. The family business was started by her mother & father, Margaret Pennington Magness Richardson and Charles R. Richardson on their home property in Bel Air in 1945. Miriam sold the property in 2001. Additional family members involved in the business was husband, Tom Adams; Brother Henry & his wife, JoAnn; Miriam's daughter Marilyn & her husband Kevin Bradley. Addit...

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19. Original Railroad Bridge at Havre de Grace

    Black & white print of the original (wooden) railroad bridge across the Susquehanna River, at Havre de Grace

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20. Richardson's Florist Shop

    Bel Air's Richardson's Florist Shop was a family owned business from it's beginning in 1945. The business was started by Margaret Pennington Magness Richardson and Charles R. Richardson on their home property. Their daughter, Miriam and granddaughter, Marilyn continued in the business until it was sold in 2001. Included are photos and articles about the business. Additional information is available in the HSHC library in "Richardson's Flower...

    Record Type: Photo