400 Years of Documents Found in Maryland Home

[speedsters]

That's hilarious, that's my undergrad.
It is a gorgeous house (well it was in its prime) and I've been out there for class. My sophomore year I took a Chestertown class about the local history, and it was my favourite college class. And the two guys in the picture are friends of mine, who I've done research with about Chestertown history. The local area is FULL of awesome history which most of it hasn't been looked at. Looking at that makes me homesick for the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Thanks for totally making my morning

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by speedsters

That's hilarious, that's my undergrad.
It is a gorgeous house (well it was in its prime) and I've been out there for class. My sophomore year I took a Chestertown class about the local history, and it was my favourite college class. And the two guys in the picture are friends of mine, who I've done research with about Chestertown history. The local area is FULL of awesome history which most of it hasn't been looked at. Looking at that makes me homesick for the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Thanks for totally making my morning

I'd love to see it - this type of thing is right down my alley. I was peripherally involved with the Meadowcroft Rock Shelter dig, and that was fascinating in its own way - but this is awesome!