Chronology: The Annapolis State House
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1951
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1951 Session.
    • 13 February - House Resolution 28 requesting the Superintendent of Buildings to make a provision for a coatroom for use by visitors to the State House, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (336)
    • 24 March - Department of Budget and Procurement requested to order a complete Stromberg-Carlson Sound System to be installed in the House of Delegates Chamber.  (1267)
    • 26 March - Department of Public Improvements ordered to purchase and install a Stromberg-Carlson Sound System in the House of Delegates Chamber at a cost not to exceed $7,200.  (1305)
    • 28 March - Department of Public Improvements ordered to purchase and install in time for the 1952 Session a complete Thompson-International Electrical Roll-Call System in the House of Delegates.  (1482-1483)
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1952
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1953
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1953 Session.
    • 27 January - House Joint Resolution 4 requesting the Governor to appoint a commission to investigate and study development of eastern half of State House Circle for parking facilities for members of the General Assembly and its employees, is passed and sent to the Senate.  (146)
    • 5 February - Committee on Ways and Means reports favorably on House Resolution 12, requesting the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate to study the possobilities of establishing a first-aid room in the State House in order to adequately care for those persons who may be injured or suddenly ill while in the State House.  (217)
    • 9 February - Committee of 3 appointed to study the possibility of establishing a first aid room in the State House.  (238)
    • 17 February - Senate passes and returns House Joint Resolution 4.  (352)
    • 24 March - House Resolution 66 requesting the Legislative Council and the Department of Public Improvements to study the present rest room facilities for women in the State House and to take the necessary steps to remedy the lack of said facilities that presently exist, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1105)
    • 1 April - Committee on Ways and Means reports favorably on House Resolution 66 to take immediate steps to see that the present inadequate facilities are expanded.  Report and resolution adopted.  (1625-1626)  Also, House Bill 869 directing the Governor to make an appropriation in the next budget of $5,000 for preservation of art treasurer belonging to the State of Maryland and housed at the State House, is passed and sent to the Senate.  (1648)
    • 4 April - Senate Joint Resolution 19 requesting the Department of Public Improvements, the Board of Public Works and the Budget Bureau Engineers to study the present heating system in the Court of Appeals Building and the State House in Annapolis and take remedial steps so that the excessive heat which now prevails may be corrected, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1969)  House passed resolution and returns it to the Senate.  (1983)
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1953 Session.
    • 16 February - House Joint Resolution 4 asking the Governor to appoint a commission to investigate and study the possibilities of developing the eastern half of the State Circle for undergorund parking facilities for use of members of the General Assembly and its employees, is passed and returned to the House.  (246) 
    • 20 March - Senate Joint Resolution 19 requesting the Department of Public Improvements, the Board of Public Works and the Budget Bureau Engineers to study the present heating system in the Court of Appeals Building and the State House in Annapolis and take remedial steps so that the excessive heat which now prevails may be corrected, is read and referred to the Committee on Finance.  (825) 
    • 3 April - Senate Joint Resolution 19 is passed and sent to the House.  (1788) 

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1954
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1954 Session.
    • 19 February - House Joint Resolution 6 requesting the Superintendent of Buildings to set apart and make available a room in the State House with facilities for prayer and meditation and for the use of members of the General Assembly, is read and referred to the Committee on Rules.  (277)
    • 25 February - House Joint Resolution 6 is passed and sent to the Senate.  (414)
    • 1 March - Senate passes and returns House Joint Resolution 6.  (524)
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1955
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1955 Session.
    • 16 February - House Resolution 40 requesting the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds to provide for air conditioning the State House, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (382)
    • 22 March - House Resolution 95 requesting the Board of Public Works, as opportunities occur, to acquire properties around State Circle in Annapolis, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1139)
    • 23 March - Committee on Ways and Means reports favorably on House Resolution 95 in order to beautify the surroundings of the State House, to provide off-street parking facilities for General Assembly members and the general public.  Resolution adopted and sent to the Board of Public Works.  (1241-1242)
    • 24 March - House Resolution 103 requesting the Department of Public Improvements to proceed with the insdtallation of a system of electric voting in the Senate Chamber, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1313)
  • October 1955-March 1956 - Contracts and Change Orders for repairs and maintenance on Tiffany leaded glass skylights.  (MSA S 42-269, MSA S 42-270)
    • 10 October 1955 - Contract with The Miller Art Glass Studio for repairing, cleaning and replacing parts all leaded glass skylights in the State House.
    • 14 October 1955 - Performance and Payment Bond with The Miller Art Glass Studio.
    • 25 October 1955 - Contract with H.G. Dowling Co. to install 1/2 inch hardware cloth over leaded glass skylights in House and Senate Chamber to be suspended 6 to 8 feet above the glass.
    • 27 March 1956 - Change Order 1 with H.G. Dowling Co. for installation of additional protective wire screens over the skylights in House and Senate Chambers.
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1956
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1956 Session.
    • 13 February - House Joint Resolution 15 directing the Board of Public Works and the State Roads Commission to provide adequate parking facilities for members of the General Assembly and certain State House employees attached to the Legislature, is read and referred to the Committee on Rules.  (195)
    • 17 February - House Joint Resolution 15 read, amended and printed for a thrid reading.  (311)
    • 21 February - House Joint Resolution 15 passed and sent to the Senate.  (366)
    • 27 February - Senate passes and returns House Joint Resolution 15.  (571)
    • 28 February - House Resolution 57 recommending the Thompson International Electrical Roll-Call System because it has been in successful operation for five sessions, and has modernized the llegislative process, is read and adopted.  (604)
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1957
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1957 Session.
    • 1 March - House Resolution 43 requesting the Governor to appoint a Maryland State Capital Planning Commission for the development of a comprehensive and coordinated plan for the State Capital and its environs, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.    (648)
    • 6 March - Committee on Ways and Means reports favorably on House Resolution 43, citing an urgent need for coordinated future planning and development of the general environs of the State House and other state government buildings in the old colonial part of Annapolis.  (735)
    • 29 March - House amends House Bill 156 to authorize the creation of a state debt to be used for certain necessary building construction.  Amendment 4 approves improvements to the heating systems in the State House and the Court of Appeals.  (1759-1760)  Also, Joint Report of Chairmen of House Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance Committee on House Bill 156: The General Construction Loan Act of 1957.  Money appropriated for improvements to the heating plant of the Court of Appeals and the State House.  Money also appropriated for improvements to the State House grounds to improve safety conditions.  (1767-1773)  Also, House passes House Bill 156 and send to the Senate.  (1881)
    • 30 March - Senate amends and returns House Bill 156.  (1934)
    • 1 April - Conference Committee Report on House Bill 156.  House passes bill and sends to the Senate.  (1973-1974)  Also, Senate passes and returns bill.  (1979)
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1957 Session.
    • 18 February - Senate Resolution 15 requesting that a study be made of the inadequate parking facilities in Annapolis for the members of the General Assembly, is read and referred to the Committee on Rules.  (207) 
    • 20 February - Senate Resolution 15 referred to the Judicial Proceedings Committee.  (220) 
    • 27 February - House Joint Resolution 15 directing the Board of Public Works and the State Roads Commission to provide adequate parking facilities for members of the General Assembly and certain State House employees attached to the Legislature passed and returned to the House.  (403-404)
    • 27 February - Senate Resolution 25 requesting the State Planning Commission to study the feasibility of  concerted action between the State and the City of Annapolis in

    • providing additional parking facilities near the State House, is read and referred to the Committee on Rules.  (410) 
  • September 1957-July 1958 - Contracts, Change Orders and correspondence regarding improvements to the walls and walk around State Circle.  (MSA S 42-270, MSA S 42-271)
    • 4 September - Contract with John F. Rezendes, Inc. for brick and wall work on State Circle.
    • 7 October - Change Order 1 with John F. Rezendes, Inc. re: installation of 32 lamp standards.
    • 11 October - Contract with Chester W. Snyder & Associates, Inc. for 32 exterior lamps.
    • 15 October - Contract with Simpson Electrical Company for installing temporary lighting attached to trees and a service connection to the Old Treasury Building.
    • 10 July 1958 - Letter to Henry Powell Hopkins, Architect, and James J. Johnson, Director Department of Public Improvements re: progress of wall, steps and sidewalk on State Circle.
    • 31 July 1958 - Change Order 3 with John F. Rezendes, Inc. to remove existing concrete walks and install new concrete sub-base and brick paving, and to furnish railing and limestone treads dn steps of interior of circle.  (MSA S 42-271)
    • 5 November 1958 - Change Order 4 with John F. Rezendes, Inc. to pave with brick 2 small triangular areas originally intended for seeding.  (MSA S 42-271)
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1958
  • Minutes of meetings of the Board of Public Works.  (MSA S 42-270, MSA S 42-271)
    • 20 January - Board approves lighting and sidewalk work on State Circle, and other contracts re: State House repairs.
    • 10 March - Board approves various contracts for elevators, painting and ceiling tiles.  (MSA S 35, 40,281-2)
    • 8 April - Historic Annapolis inquiry about leasing the Old Treasury Building. (MSA S 42-271)
    • 12 December - Board approves various contracts re: State House repairs.  (MSA S 42-271)
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1959
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1960
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1960 Session.
    • 18 February - Ordered that the chairs in the House Chamber for members be replaced prior to the regular session of 1961, and that the present chairs be given to several members each with a suitable plaque attached.  (171)

 
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1961
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1961 Session.
    • 23 March - Senate Joint Resolution 24 requesting appointment by the Governor of a Committee to consider the construction of a combination atomic radiation shelter and underground parking facility under State House Circle, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  Also, Senate Joint Resolution 26 proposing that a Prayer Room be constructed and maintained in the State House, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1349)
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1961 Session.
    • 14 March - Senate Joint Resolution 24 requesting appointment by the Governor of a Committee to consider the construction of a combination atomic radiation shelter and underground parking facility under State House Circle is referred to the Committee on Finance.  (626) 
    • 22 March - Senate Joint Resolution 24 is passed and sent to the House.  (896)  Also, Senate Joint Resolution 26 proposing that a Prayer Room be constructed and

    • maintained in the State House, is passed and sent to the House.  (897) 
  • December 1960-January 1961 - Correspondence regarding the declaration of the State House as a National Historic Landmark.  (MSA S 42-340)
    • 9 January 1961 - Governor Tawes to Conrad L. Wirth, Director National Park Service, noting that the declaration as a National Historic Landmark is pending approval by the Board of Public Works.
    • National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings report of historic events relating to the State House.
    • Application for designating a historic property as a registered National Historic Landmark.
    • 28 December 1960 - Mary-Carter Roberts, Publications Specialist, Tourist Division of Department of Economic Development, to Governor Tawes re: other historic facts about the State House and conflicting dates between the State and the National Park Service.
    • 20 December 1960 - Roberts to Tawes re: bronze markers and nomination of State House as National Historic Landmark.
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1962
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1962 Session.
    • 23 February - Senate Resolution 11 requesting the installation of escalators in the State House is referred to the Committee on Rules.  (120) 
    • 26 February - Senate Resolution 11 requesting the installation of escalators in the State House is re-referred to the Finance Committee.  (157) 

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  • Minutes of meetings of the Board of Public Works.  (MSA S 42-340)
    • 17 May - Board approves installation of National Exchange Club's Freedom Shrine in State House corredor opposite stairway on Senate side.
    • 13 November - Board approves placement of historical markers in conjunction with registering the State House as a National Historic Landmark.
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1963
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1963 Session.
    • 21 January - Ordered that the a large Sound System Board be provided for the House Chamber.  (142) 
    • 24 January - House Resolution 13 commending Mr. Richard C. Thomas on his excellent achievement in constructing a model of the State House.  (202-203) 
    • 4 February - House Bill 304 amended to include a subtitle requiring the renovation and restoration of the Old House of Delegates Chamber.  (307) 
    • 21 March - House Resoluiton 107 expressing appreciation for the first-aid room located in room 202 of the State House, is read and adopted.  (1423-1424) 
    • 22 March - House Resolution 108 expressing appreciation for the work done daily in keeping the State House and its surrounding grounds clean.  (1549) 
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1963 Session.
    • 13 March - Senate Resolution 15 expressing appreciation for the combined efforts that have resulted in a first-aid room in the State House, is read and adopted.  (730)

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  • November 1962-January 1963 - Correspondence regarding the declaration of the State House as a National Historic Landmark.  (MSA S 42-340) 
    • 13 November 1962 - Board of Public Works approves recommendation to place 4 National Historic Landmark markers on State House grounds, and notes historic significance of building.
    • 14 January 1962 - Announcement of unveiling of historic markers on Ratification Day.
    • 30 January 1963 - Leter from Governor Tawes to Conrad L. Wirth, Director National Parl Service, applying to register State House as a National Historic Landmark.
    • 1 November 1962 - George W. Hubley, Jr., Director Department of Economic Development, to Andrew Heubeck re: wording of signs designed by Maryland Historical Society. 
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1964
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1964 Session.
    • 2 March - Senate Resolution 18 commending State Use Industries for the new furniture installed in the State House during the 1964 Session of the General Assembly, is read and adopted.  (556) 
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1965
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1965 Session.
    • 10 March - House Bill 1191 entitled an "Act to authorize the creation of a State debt in the aggregate of $300,000.00 for the purpose of constructing and equipping an addition to the State House in Annapolis to provide additional office facilities and committee rooms for the General Assembly of Maryland," is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (998) 

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1966
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1966 Session.
    • 16 March - Rules Committee reports favorably on Senate Resolution 55 requesting placement of the Irish flag on the State House dome on St. Patrick's Day.  (727)
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1967
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1968
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1968 Session.
    • 15 February - House Bill 639 is altered to place State Circle property of the State of Maryland, and providing for the care and maintenance by the State Roads Commission, read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (290) 
    • 26 February - House Bill 957 is altered to provide that State Circle is restricted from public parking during the General Assembly Session, except for members of the Assembly, read and referred to the Judiciary Committee.  (462) 
    • 16 March - Senate Joint Resolution 62 requesting the Governor to appoint a Commission to study and report on the advisability of possible practical architectural changes to preserve the Georgian authenticity of the original State House and to bring the new section in harmony with it, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1163) 
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1968 Session.
    • 21 February - Ordered that subsection 5 (c) be added to the Rules of the Senate as adopted for the 1968 Regular Session to read that: "Cameras, recording instruments

    • and similar equipment or electronic devices are not permitted in the Senate Chamber without the permission of the President.  If such permission is granted, the President shall immediately notify the Senators.  (311-312) 
    • 27 February - Senate Resolution 56, a resolution to correct the faulty and aggravating elevator service in the State House is read and adopted.  Superintendent of Buildings

    • and Grounds is ordered to have the proper mechanical and maintenance agreements to  assure rapid and elective elevator transportation in the State House.  (389-390)
    • 28 February - Senate Joint Resolution 62 requesting the Governor to appoint a Commission to study and report on the advisability of possible practical architectural

    • changes to preserve the Georgian authenticity of the original State House and to bring the new section in harmony with it, is read and referred to the Committee on Finance.  (420) 
    • 8 March - Senate Resolution 83, a resolution relating to the flying of the United States and Maryland flags over the State House and other State buildings in Annapolis, is read and referred to the Committee on Judicial Proceedings.  (623) 
    • 11 March - Senate Resolution 62 is read a second time and ordered printed again for a third reading.  (660) 
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1969
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1969 Session.
    • 15 March - Senate Bill 399, an act to create the office of Architect of the State House and relating to the appointment, tenure, compensation and duties of this office, is read and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.  (1337) 
    • 24 March - Senate Bill 399, "Governor--Executive and Administrative Departments," is subtitled "the State House Trust."  Read and ordered prepared for a third reading. (1869) 
    • 25 March - Senate Bill 399 passed and returned to the Senate.  (1913)  Also, House Resolution 149 expressing appreciation to the staff of the State House Canteen for

    • their helpfulness during the 1969 Session.  (1954-1955) 
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1969 Session.
    • 12 February - Senate Bill 399 creating the office of Architect of the State House and relating generally to the appointment, tenure, compensation and duties of this office, is read and referred to the Committee on Finance.  (228)
    • 11 March - Committee on Finance reports favorably with amendments on Senate Bill 399.  Bill now titled "The State House Trust: The restoration and preservation of the Statehouse shall be the responsibility of the Governor of Maryland, the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House and Chairman of the Maryland Historical Trust, acting as trustees for the citizens of Maryland.  The Trust shall retain an architectural consultant who shall be registered with the Maryland Board of Examiners and Registration of Architects, and he shall be familiar with all phases of 18th Century architecture to restore Maryland's State House in that manner befitting its majestic history and its present role as the Capitol Building of Maryland."  Bill laid over under the rules.  (793-794)
    • 12 March - Senate Bill 399 read, amended and made the Special Order for 12 March 1969.  (816-817)  Also, Senate Bill 399 amended, read and ordered printed for a third reading.  (854-857)
    • 14 March - Senate Bill 399 passed and sent to the House.  (1002)
    • 25 March - House passes and returns Senate Bill 399.  (1776)

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1970
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1970 Session.
    • 21 January - Senate Bill 87 authorizing the Board of Public Works to acquire certain interests in and to the street area and the adjacent sidewalk area up to the building lines of the public thoroughfares known as State Circle and School Street in Annapolis is read and referred to the Committee on Finance.  (35)
    • 23 January - Senate Bill 87 is read, amended and ordered printed for a third reading.  (89)
    • 26 January - Senate Bill 87 passed and sent to the House.  (97)
  • 16 October 1970 - Resolution by Society for the Preservation of Maryland Anitquities: "...the opportunity to take advantage of the services of the National Park Service to make an Historic American Building Survey of this Historic Building which would result in complete and detailed measured drawings, ..., be initiated at once....utilizing funds which have been appropriated for this purpose."  (MSA S 171-1, 20,462-5)
  • 15 December 1970 - Contract with Elmer G. Stump Electrical Contractors, Inc.  Work covers installation of television system in the House Chamber, new carpets in both balconies, repairs to the accoustical tiles in the basement and reworking the double doors in the House and Senate Lounges.  (MSA S 41-7)
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1971
  • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1971 Session.
    • 10 April - House Resolution 193 commending the Speaker of the House of Delegates for his commemdable efforts to beautify the environs of the historic Maryland State House is read and referred to the Press Room Committee.  (2542) 
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1971 Session.
    • 21 January - Senate Resolution 8 requesting the Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds to standardize the evening appearance of the venetian blinds in the State House, is read and referred to the Committee on Finance.  (58)
    • 1 March - Committee on Finance reports favorably on Senate Resolution 8 to provide uniformity in the height and adjustment of all venetian blinds in the State House, particularly during the evening hours, which is read and adopted.  (407)
  • Planting and Paving Alterations, Meade Palmer. (State House Architectural Plans), MSA SC 1200.
  • 2 December 1971 - Letter from Andrew Heubeck, Jr. Secretary of BPW, re: transferring funds to the State House Trust.  MSA S 171-1,  20,462-23
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1972
  • Proceedings of the Senate. 1972 Session.
    • 31 March - Finance Committee reports favorably on House Bill 314 to authorize the creation of a State debt in the aggregate of $74,464,000.00 to be used for certain necessary construction, demolition, planning, deferred maintenance and equipment purposes of this State, etc., is read a second time and ordered engrossed for a third reading.  $500,000 appropriated to supplement the appropriation 'acquisition of properties in the area of State Circle.  (1782-1792)  Also, House BIll 314 passed and returned to the Senate.  (1808)
  • Laws of Maryland, 1972 Legislative Session.
    • Chapter 179 (House Bill 314) authorizing $95,430,500 for necessary building, construction, demolition, planning for the State.  Under the General Construction Loan of 1972, the Board of Public Works was appropriated money to install the security system for State House Complex, and for measures to corrtect fire and safety deficiencies and other necessary repairs in existing buildings of the State House Complex.  (493-497)
  • 14 January 1972 - Minutes of State House Trust meeting.  Issues discussed: remodeling of State House, including proposal to build covered walkway between Government House and State House. SOS office and lighting. Letter from Mrs. John Eager re: bequest in Millard E. Tydings' will.  MSA S 171-2, 20,462-35
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1973
  • Proceedings of the Senate, 1973 Session.
    • 20 March - Committee on Finance reports favorably on Senate Bill 333 entitled an "Act to authorize the creation of a State debt in the aggregate if $90,755,300.00, the proceeds thereof to be used for certain necessary building, construction, deferred maintenance and equipment purposes of this State..."  Includes provision for planning and analysis of the proposed location and construction of an "Executive House," perhaps on the State Circle areas.  Bill read a second time and engrossed for a third reading.  (1527-1532)
    • 24 March - Senate Bill 333 passed and sent to the House.  (1857-1858)
  • July - August 1973 - Historic Annapolis Inc. and lease of the Old Treasury Building.
      • Extensive file on loan of USS Maryland wheel and gavel and APC attempts to locate them in 1979
      • State House restoration project
      • Loan of WL&T to National Gallery
    • 10 April 1973 - Photographs by M. E. Warren during and after demolition of the Old Court of Appeals building
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    1974
    • Proceedings of the House of Delegates, 1974 Session
      • 2 April - House Resolution 217 expressing appreciation to the entire staff of the Print  Room for their assistance during the 1974 General Assembly Session, is read and adopted.  (3933-3934)
      • 3 April - Committee on Constitutionality and Administrative Law reports favorably on House Resolution 23 concerning cease-fire in Vietnam.  Resolution is a commemoration of the first anniversary of the cease-fire in Vietnam, 27 January 1973, and remembering, with sympathy, the prisoners or war or listed as missing in action, paying tribute to these men through the Maryland Freedom Tree on the State House Grounds as a living memorial and by an annual resolution.  (4065-4066) 
      • 4 April - Senate Bill 903 authorizing the creation of a State debt of $500,000 to be used for the purpose of protecting th present character of School Street and State Circle by the purchase and resale with appropriate restrictions of real property located on School Street and State Circle, or by aquisition of architectural easements for real property on School Street and State Circle, is read and referred to the Committee on Appropriations.  (4160-4161) 
      • 5 April - Senate Bill 903 is amended, read and prepared for a third reading.  (4289-4290) 
      • 6 April - Senate Bill 903 passed and returned to the Senate.  (4525-4526) 
    • Proceedings of the Senate, 1974 Session.
      • 23 March - Senate Resolution 156 commending the Housekeeping Staff of the State House, is read and adopted.  Also, Senate resolution 157 expressing deep appreciation to the Quick Copy Room Employees, is read and adopted.  (2110-2111)
      • 5 April - Senate Resolution 174 commending the staff of the Information Desk and the Tour Guides, is read and adopted.  (2778)
    • September 1974 - Contract signed by John J. Bruns, Inc. for alterations of east and west exterior basement doors.  (FIND MORE INFO HERE) 
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    1975
    • Proceedings of the Senate, 1975 Session.
      • 3 March - Senate Bill 969 concerned with establishing of the Council on the State Capital to advise and act for the Board of Public Works with respect to certain properties within the City of Annapolis; establishing the membership and duties of the Council on the State Capital providing for the operation and maintenance of the Paca House and Paca Gardens in the City of Annapolis, is amended and referred to the Committee on Constitutional and Public Law.  (1263-1264)
      • 26 March - Senate Bill 969 is amended, read and laid over under the table.  (3007-3008)
      • 27 March - Committee on Constitutional and Public Law reports favorably on Senate Bill 

      • 69, which is amended, read and ordered prepared for a third reading.  (3117-3119) 
      • 31 March - Senate Bill 969 passes and is sent to the House.  (3477)
      • 6 April - Senate discusses and passes House amendments to Senate Bill 969.  (4465-4467)
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    1950-1955 c.
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    Photograph by Marion E. Warren
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