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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1J7A_british-vengeance_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
British forces landed at Hallowing Point July 21, 1814. They took 21 slaves and destroyed the home and barn of Colonel Benjamin Mackall. This was perhaps retaliation for the house being used by Calvert County militia.
"About 300 men landed (…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1AD6_panic-in-prince-frederick_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
Imagine the horror of a night-time raid!Residents of Prince Frederick must have known they were British targets, as recent raids had already devastated nearby Lower Marlboro, St. Leonard, and Huntingtown. Alarm spread with news of British soldiers…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM10S5_old-wallville-school_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
Oldest standing one-room schoolhouse for African American students in Calvert County.Offered education for grades 1-7 in the Wallville community. Illustrates thesegregated educational facilities of the late19th and early 20th centuries. Moved in 2…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMUH2_veterans-green_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
Monument 1 [north lawn] :Veterans GreenDedicatedMemorial DayMay 31, 1999
World War II Memorial [west lawn, north face]: Dedicated to the glory of almighty God in memory of Calvert County men and women who served their country with valour and ho…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMUGR_world-war-memorial_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
The soldiers and sailors from Calvert County who lost their lives in the World War.
George Armiger · Solomon Barnes · Wm T Dorsey · Arck L Lore · William N Marquess · Thomas Osborne · Reuben Pitcher &m…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMJOH_w-s-brooks-high-school_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
The first public high school for African Americans in Calvert County was opened in 1938 and served until desegregation in 1966. Named for William Sampson Brooks (1865-1934). Born in Calvert County, Rev. Brooks was an advocate of education, 44th Bi…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1P1_st-johns-holiness-church_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
On this site stood St. John's Holiness Church. Dedicated 1900. Removed 1936. Rededicated to Prince Frederick Methodist Cemetary Corporation 1986.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1P0_prince-frederick-library-firsts_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
The west wing of this library was built in 1903 on Main Street as the County's first bank. In 1913, it was replaced, moved and became the County's first library; 1916 County's first Boy Scoot Troop met there; 1921 it was County's first high school…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1OZ_joseph-james-wilkinson_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
Joseph Wilkinson was colonel in the Revolution and a legislator. His younger brother James, an adventurer, first attained general's rank in 1777 at the age of 20. James built a grist-mill nearby, became General-in-Chief of the army, was Military G…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1OY_battle-creek-cypress-swamp_Prince-Frederick-MD.html
A Bald Cypress Reserve and amphibian sanctuary. One of the last remaining stands of Bald Cypress in Maryland, and the most northerly growth in the Country. Registered as a National Landmark, 1965.