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The Historical Society of Baltimore County collects, preserves, and interprets the rich history of Baltimore County for the education of future generations.

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95 years ago today, 26 licensed women pilots changed aviation history when they met to discuss the formation of a club that would become the Ninety-Nines. To this day, @TheNinetyNines support, promote, and encourage women pilots around the world.

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In a first for Virginia, a private company is demolishing a dam to generate mitigation credits. bayjournal.com/news/fisheries…


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Today marks the anniversary of the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty (@StatueEllisNPS) in 1886. You can see the original deed of gift for this national treasure in our Records of Rights exhibit online and at the @USNatArchives building in Washington! catalog.archives.gov/id/595444

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In 1742, John Digges (also spelled Diggs) petitioned Maryland’s colonial government for permission to have up to 50 men working at his copper mine in western Carroll County. bit.ly/3YkPaHZ


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“The history of witches is the history of women." These Maryland women were accused of witchcraft. Their crime? Having power. bit.ly/40aoufT


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We need your help standing up to book bans! Ahead of the election, libraries nationwide will be hosting rallies to champion your #FreedomToRead. Register now to attend the rally on the steps of The New York Public Library on October 19! on.nypl.org/3Bz3Xae

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ON THIS DATE: John Jay is sworn in as the first Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

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After more than 125 years, the Ouija board’s Baltimore origin story has been unraveled. Research shows it works, too. (Kind of.) baltimoremagazine.com/section/artsen…


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These Maryland women were accused of witchcraft. Their crime? Having power. bit.ly/40aoufT


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🔁 if you're celebrating #IndigenousPeoplesDay! ❤️ Today, we recognize, honor and celebrate the culture, heritage, history and contributions of all Indigenous people! #together

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The 15th-century explorer Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe, Spanish scientists say. They used DNA analysis to tackle a centuries-old mystery. nbcnews.com/news/world/col…


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The Eaddy family’s three-story brick rowhouse on the 300-block of North Carrollton Avenue was built in 1871 and has been owned by two Black families since 1928. buff.ly/4gYyWNc

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Among the details I discovered: Jefferson and Bishop entered a blacksmith business together in 1774, splitting the profits down the middle. It was a thrilling genealogical “find.” bit.ly/482We0i


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Hanging around the Edgar Allan Poe Fest this weekend? Author David Gaylin is hosting a reading from his new book at Westminster Hall today at noon. baltimoremagazine.com/section/artsen…


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Happy 100th Birthday President Carter!! #JC100 #100Photosfor100Years


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#OTD in #history 1789, #Congress passed 12 amendments to the #Constitution, defining our rights in relationship with government. 10 were ratified: the #BillofRights. “Extending the ground of public confidence" in government, Congress said, "will best ensure [its] beneficent ends"

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