In the Political Arena
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Printed the first copy of the Declaration of Independence including the names of the signers January 18, 1777 Maryland State Papers (Revolutionary Papers) MSA S 997-15 |
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Temperance Rally, Pocomoke City, March, 1908 MSA SC 1477-4960 |
Aberdeen Proving Ground MSA SC 2117-383 |
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First Ladies & Offical Hostesses Women's History Month Exhibit |
Portraits of First Ladies & Official Hostesses from the State Collection |
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On January 21, 1648, Margaret Brent appeared before the Maryland General Assembly and requested two votes: one for herself as a landowner and one as Lord Baltimore's attorney. Her request was denied, but she is remembered as one of the most remarkable women of the 17th century. MSA SC 1480 |
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