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| St. Nicolas Cemetery Burial Ground is an Historic African American Cemetery site located on Serenity Farm in Charles County, Maryland. The site also contains
Article History
| During the War of 1812 British Vice Admiral Alexander Cochrane issued a Proclamation/Promise to Americans. It was an offer to the enslaved. Many enslaved
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| St. Ignatius Church and St. Thomas Manor were founded by Father Andrew White in 1641. Both sites have a deep history with the Jesuits
Notable People History Photo Gallery
| Jesse Jones Reid always was in service to his community as veteran, teacher, firefighter, school bus contractor and a Calvert County Board Commissioner.
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| Mount Hope Baptist Church is the oldest African American Baptist congregations in Charles County. It reflects the emergence of African American communities after the
Places to Experience History
| Chapman Park was the home of indigenous people approximately 3,000 years ago. Later the Chapman plantation relied on enslaved laborers to tend to the
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| Mallows Bay Park boasts a collection of historic shipwrecks dating back to the Civil War, and archaeological artifacts nearly 12,000 years old. It also
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| Pomonkey Historic District is notable as a historically African American commercial enclave, which served the community during the early twentieth century when many local
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| Port Tobacco was one of Maryland's largest international seaports in the years before the American Revolution.
Notable People History Photo Gallery
| James Bowie was 20 years old when he took the gamble and escaped Sotterley to British forces anchored in the Patuxent River during the

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