250th Anniversary Woodwind and Pipe Organ Concert
Come and enjoy a concert of music to celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country.
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Events
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church 5 East Main Street, Burkittsville, MD
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The Confederate Soldier, Food, and the Maryland Campaign – Michael Hardy
St. Paul's Episcopal Church 209 W Main Street, Sharpsburg, MD, United StatesJoin leading historians and scholars as they discuss intriguing topics about their latest works and research on the Maryland Campaign and the Civil War during the Antietam Institute's Civil War Summer Lecture Series.
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Box Lunch Talk: Battle of Westminster Corbit’s Charge Revisited Presented by Steven Carney
Historical Society of Carroll County 210 E. Main Street, Westminster, MD, United StatesThis talk, given by historian Steven W. Carney, will discuss the events leading up to “Corbit’s Charge,” the battle itself, the aftermath, and the impact the battle had upon the Civil War.
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Curious Iguana Presents: Author David O. Stewart
C. Burr Artz Public Library 110 E Patrick Street, Frederick, MDIn light of America’s 250th birthday this year, Curious Iguana is eager to welcome historian and author David O. Stewart to Frederick.
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Carroll 250 Event: Dutch Corner Dinner for the 250th Celebration
Dutch Corner Restaurant 3154 Main Street, Manchester, MDIn addition to the History of Manchester presentation by Joe Getty, the Dutch Corner will be open for a 250th Celebration dinner.
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Carroll 250 Event: History of Manchester Presented by Joe Getty
Manchester Town Council Chambers 3337 Victory Street, Manchester, MDGetty, who writes a local history column for the Northern News, will present his own research about the history of Manchester, including the attempts to build a railroad and the post-Civil War cigar industry.
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Juneteenth
Halfway African American Cemetery 11027 Clinton Avenue, Hagerstown, MDThis Juneteenth celebration will include live music, readings, and historical context relevant to this historic Black cemetery.
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Juneteenth: From Enslavement to Emancipation
Best Farm (Tour Stop #1) Urbana Pike, Monocacy National Battlefield, Frederick, MD, United StatesJoin a ranger walk to learn about the enslaved people who lived and worked on the six historic properties that make up Monocacy National Battlefield.
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Juneteenth
Mullinix Park 16 S Bentz St, Frederick, MDJoin this celebration of Black history, culture, and community.
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Juneteenth Celebration at Tolson’s Chapel
Tolson's Chapel 111 E. High St., Sharpsburg, MDWith the chapel location in close proximity to the Antietam Battlefield, it is a fitting memorial testament to battles past and present.