1900-1925
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TO STATE HOUSE CHRONOLOGY HOME
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1900
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1900 Session.
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16 January - Superintendent
of Public Buildings ordered to purchase 50 cane seat chairs and 25 revolving
cane chairs for use of the General Assembly. Superintendent also
ordered to place a screen behind the Cecil County delegation to protect
them from the draft. Ordered that all screens have windows put in
them for the convenience of the public. (50-51)
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1 February - Report from the
Committee on Hygiene re: ventilation. Committee suggests that ventilators
be placed in the windows of the Hall of the House of Delegates, and that
at least 3 thermometers be placed against the walls so as to maintain a
uniformity of temperature. (190-191)
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2 April - Senate bill entitled
an "Act to appropriate $1,000 to be expended for the repairing, refitting
and furnishing of the Court of Appeals room and offices," read and referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means. (1883)
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1900 Session.
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29 January - President authorized
to appoint George Linthicum as the keeper of the furnace under the annex
to the State House at $5.00 per day until the end of the session.
(161)
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8 February - Order to pay Henry
B. Meyers and Edwin A, Seidewitz for work done in the State House in connection
with the Committee on Inauguration. (255)
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23 March - Ordered that John
E. McCusker be paid $37.93 for repairs to the Senate Chamber, Committee
Rooms and furniture during the session. (924) Also, Senate
bill 75 entitled an "Act to provide for the acquisition of a lot of land
and the erection thereon by the State of Maryland of a building, in the
city of Annapolis, in which shall be located the court room, consultation
and other rooms of the Court of Appeals, the State Library, or portion
thereof, the Comptroller's office, the Land Commissioner's office, the
Tax Commissioner's office, the Treasurer's Office...; and to appropriate
a sum of money therefor, and to provide for the removal of the building
upon State House hill, known as the Comptroller's office," amended and
ordered engrossed for a third reading. (927-928)
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27 March - Senate bill 75 amended,
the sum of $290,000 is inserted, and the bill ordered engrossed for a third
reading. (988-989)
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28 March - Senate bill entitled
an "Act to provide for the paving of the driveway and certain streets around
State Circle, and certain streets around the Executive Mansion, in
the city of Annapolis, by the State of Maryland and the Mayor, Counselor
and Alderman of Annapolis," passed and sent to the House of Delegates.
(1066-1067)
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2 April - House passes and returns
Senate bill 75. (1436)
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Laws of Maryland, 1900 Session.
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20 December 1900 - Letter
from Phil E. Porter, Clerk, to Governor John Walter Smith concerning
decision by Annapolis Mayor, Counselor and Alderman to "have all plans,
specifications, and advertisements for all street paving completed under
the provisions of the Permanent Improvement Ordinance ready by the First
day of February next . . " (MSA S 1259-121-1706)
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1901
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Board
of Public Works Minutes. (MSA S 33-2)
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15 April 1901 - Edwin A. Seidewitz,
Mayor of Annapolis, appeared before the Board in reference to paving driveway
around State Circle and certain streets surrounding the Executive Mansion
as provided by Chapter 298 of the Acts of
1900. Board instructed Mayor to Employ, the same engineer already
employed by the pact of Annapolis to make the necessary information as
to grades to advertise for bids for the paving of said streets with either
(?) brick or asphalt. (279)
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14 June 1901 - Board orders
unanimously that pavement of the driveway around State Circle and beds
of streets referred to in the Acts of 1900
Chapter 298, are to be laid with (?) brick, mack block, the contract
to be awarded to Mr. George Jeuree at $2.05 per square yard. (281)
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1902
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c. 1902
Photograph of the Court
of Appeals Chamber, State House
MSA SC 1556-114 |
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1902 Session.
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1 January - Committee of 3 appointed
to arrange for proper ventilation of the Chamber of the House of Delegates.
(15)
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21 January - Order to pay the
Superintendent of the State House $150 for new furniture for the House
of Delegates referred to the Committee on Claims. (88) Also,
Leave granted to the Committee on Ways and Means to introduce a bill entitled
an "Act to provide for the enlarging and remodeling of the State House,
and if necessary, the removal of that portion known as the 'Library Building,'
and to appropriate a sum of money therefor." (91)
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4 February - Superintendent
of the State House ordered to put spring faucets for hot water in the lavatory,
not to exceed a cost of $50. (188)
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6 February - Order that ventilators
like those in the House chamber be purchased for the various committee
rooms of the House of Delegates, is referred to the Committee on Public
Buildings. (242)
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17 March - Senate Bill 53 entitled
an "Act to provide for the issue of $600,000, Maryland State Bonds, for
the purpose of erecting an addition to the State House, in the State Library
building, and the annexes thereto..." read for a second time. (1048)
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21 March - Report from the Committee
on Public Buildings. Committee recommends that lights and wires be
removed from the Cupola to the Dome of the Capitol, and that $25.00, or
as much thereof as may be necessary, be appropriated for the use of the
Superintendent of Public Buildings to the end that the work of removal
may be done. (1283)
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29 March - Senate Bill 262 entitled
an "Act to appropriate a sum of money to repair and refurnish State building
within the City of Annapolis," passed and returned to the Senate.
(1770) Also, Senate bill 80 entitled an "Act to provide for the construction
and erection of an addition to the State House in the City of Annapolis,
in which shall be located in the State Senate Chamber and the Hall of the
House of Delegates..., and to remove and demolish the State Library building
and annexes and to appropriate a sum of money for said purpose," passed
and returned to the Senate. (1776-1777)
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31 March - Report from the Committee
on Claims. Ordered that Charles W. Haslup, Superintendent of Public
Buildings, be paid $150.00 for cleaning and repairing the State House.
(1914-1915)
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1900 Session.
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30 January - Ordered that the
Pullman Automatic Ventilation Company be authorized to place 10 ventilators
in the Senate side of the State House at a cost not to exceed $116.00.
(161) Also, Senate bill 52 entitled an "Act to provide for the construction
and erection of an addition to the State House, in the city of Annapolis,
in which shall be located the State Senate Chamber, and the Hall of the
House of Delegates and for such purposes as may be deemed proper; and to
remove and demolish the State Library Building and Annex, and to appropriate
a sum of money for said purpose," is read and referred to the Committee
on Finance. (161-162) Also, Senate bill 53 entitled an "Act to provide
for the issue of $500,000, Maryland State bonds, for the purpose of erecting
an addition to the State House, in the city of Annapolis, for the removal
and demolition of the State library building, and the annexes thereto...,"
read and referred to the Committee on Finance. (162)
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20 February - Ordered that W.G.
Higgins, Charles A. Howard & Co. and R.E. Strange be paid for work
done; their bills approved by the Superintendent of Public Buildings. (399-400)
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27 February - Order that William
Hollidayoke be paid $20.00 for carpenter work in the Senate Chamber and
Committee rooms, is read and referred to the Committee on Finance.
(460)
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5 March - Ordered that the sum
of $116.00 be paid to the Pullman Automatic Ventilation Company as per
bill attached. (530)
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6 March - Senate bill 52 and
Senate bill 53 are both read, amended and ordered engrossed for a third
reading. (587-590)
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10 March - Senate bill 52 passed
and sent to the House of Delegates. (645)
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11 March - Superintendent of
Public Buildings ordered to have the Senate lobby covered with linoleum
the same as the engrossing room at a cost of not more than $1.00 per yard.
(659-660)
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29 March - House passes and
returns Senate bill 52. (1412)
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Laws of Maryland, 1902 Session.
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1903
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1904
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General Assembly Session Laws,
1904 Session. (Archives of Maryland, Volume 209)
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Proceedings of the Senate, 1904
Session.
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29 January 1904: Report
from Baldwin & Pennington to Murray Vandiver, Chairman, Executive
Committee, Commission in Charge of the State House Annex Building. Includes
report on condition of Old State House and recommendations for restoration.
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6 February 1904 - $353.00 paid
to Charles J. Benson & Co. for putting temporary decorations in the
Senate and House Chambers. (MSA S 723-36, 2365)
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20 July 1904: Report
from Baldwin & Pennington to Murray Vandiver, Chairman, Executive
Committee, Commission in Charge of the State House Annex Building.
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1904
Color postcard of the Old
Senate Chamber before restoration
MSA SC 2215-19 |
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1904
Color postcard of the Old
Senate Chamber before restoration
MSA SC 2215-20 |
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1905
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"The Maryland State House: A
Memorial to John Appleton Wilson"
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January 1905 - Report from Baldwin
& Pennington on work on the State House Annex Building (Document 100,
2-28-3-17)
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17 March 1905 - Last six marble
columns to support the portico for the new State House annex has been placxed
in position. Columns are 18 feet high. (Baltimore Sun,
MSA SC 445 (4) Warfield Scrapbooks)
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9 April (1905?) - "State
House Restoration" "[Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.] Annapolis,
Md., April 9. - Along with the work of restoring the old portion of
the State House to its original appearance Governor Warfield has had the
windows taken out and small square paned sashes substituted. The
double paned sashes which have been removed were placed in the building
in 1876. The smaller panes make a marked change in keeping with the
colonial appearance of the building." (kept with MSA SC 182-02-0086)
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December 19, 1905 - Report
from Baldwin & Pennington to Murray Vandiver, Chairman, Executive
Committee, Commission in Charge of the State House Annex Building.
(MSA 1137-1)
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c. 1905
Photograph of the State
House Executive Quarters
Copy of the original made
by Marion E. Warren
MSA SC 182-177 |
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1906
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Exterior Photograph, 1906
Newspaper source, photographer
unknown
(MSA SC 1456-1451), 0-10-7-70 |
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State House from Francis
Street, 1906.
George Forbes Collection.
Note Land Office on right
about to be torn down.
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1906 Session.
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14 March - House bill 360 entitled
an "Act to provide for the furnishing of the Land office in the new building
at Annapolis..." passed, amended to concur with Senate amendments, and
passed. (859-861)
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27 March - Order to pay several
workers $100 each for extra night and day work in the hall of the House
of Delegates and in the toilet room and cloak room in the same, is referred
to the Committee on Claims. (1300)
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30 March - House passes order
to pay Arthur Burbage for repairing chairs and locks in the House of Delegates.
House also passes order to pay James Gantt for hauling the refuge from
cuspidors and old paper from the House of Delegates and Committee rooms
during the session of 1906. (1559-1560) Also, Senate bill 388,
entitled an "Act authorizing and directing the Building Commission for
the building of the annex to the State House to pay out of any money or
to become due Henry Smith and Sons, contractors, for building the annex
to the State House to the firm of C.W. Martin and Company, the sum of $331.59
for material furnished in the said construction of said State House annex,"
read a second time. (1607)
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31 March - Ordered that all
laborers employed in cleaning the State House and receiving $1.50 per day,
will now be paid $2.00. (1681-1862)
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1906 Session.
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3 January - Final report of
Baldwin and Pennington to Governor Edwin Warfield and the State House Building
Commission regarding the restoration of the Old Senate Chamber (dated 14
December 1905). (64-70)
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17 January - Order that the
private room of the Senate shall not be used during the sittings of the
Senate by any person or persons unless accompanied by a Senator is read
and referred to the Committee on Finance. (93) Order adopted
24 January. (128-129)
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8 February - Report
of the State House Building Commission to the Senate. Includes
summary of cost of the annex, and condition and preservation of the building.
(MSA S 1259-131-395)
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28 February - Order that the
Superintendent of Public Buildings be directed to equip the doors opening
into the Senate Chamber with rubber or felt strips, so as to reduce the
noise which now tends to interfere with the dispatch of business, is read
and referred to the Committee on Public Buildings. (752-753)
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8 March - Report of the State
House Building Commission (dated 8 February 1906). (906-908)
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8 March - Report
from Baldwin and Pennington of the Special Committee in charge of the State
House Annex Building (dated 5 February 1906). Includes details
regarding work completed, summary of cost, and an approximate estimate
for further contemplated work. (909-918)
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12 March - House bill 399 entitled
an "Act to provide for the furnishings of the Land Office in the new Public
Building at Annapolis with furniture, book and file cases and the making,
changing and alteration of the rooms assigned the Land Office in said building
as may be necessary, and appropriating a sum of money therefor," amended,
adopted and returned to the House. (978-979)
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1907
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27 March 1907 - Letter
to Edwin Warfield, Governor, from Baldwin & Pennington about sketches
("A" and "B") showing proposed treatments for the walk entrance to the
State House Circle. Board of Public Works (General File)
(MSA S 42-64, 12,687-64)
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Sketch
for Walk Entrance, A, BPW (Plats and Plans) [MSA S 39-8, 40,243-13]
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Sketch
for Walk Entrance, B BPW (Plats and Plans) [MSA S 39-8,
40,243-13]
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Sketch
for Walk Entrance, C BPW (Plats and Plans) [MSA S 39-8,
40,243-13]
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1908
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1908 Session.
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1 January - List of expenditures
for 1906. J.L. McAboy paid $2.50 for photographs of the State House.
(36) T.McGuckian & Son paid $590.00 to pay balance on contracts
for grading State House Hill, and George A. Black paid $100.00 for planting
trees etc. on State House Hill. (52)
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17 March - Senate bill 153 entitled
an "Act to provide for the construction and erection of an elevator or
elevators in the State annex buildings, Annapolis, Maryland," read a second
time. (1129)
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25 March - Order that Charles
W. Haslup, Superintendent of Public Buildings, be paid $150.00 for cleaning
House of Delegates and Committee Rooms and taking up carpets and moving
furniture in some after the adjournment of the Legislature, is read and
referred to the Committee on Claims. (1525)
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28 March - Ordered that James
Gantt be paid $25.00 for hauling old paper and refuse from cuspidors of
the State House. (1864-1865) Also, Senate bill 152 passed and
returned to the Senate. (1956-1957)
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30 March - House bill 400, entitled
an "Act to appropriate $750.00 or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the purpose of making repairs to the Old Treasury Building at Annapolis,"
passed and returned to the Senate. (2155-2156)
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1908 Session.
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22 January - Order that the
private room in the Senate shall not be used during the sittings of the
Senate by any person or persons unless accompanied by a Senator, and that
the President of the Senate appoint some person to take charge of said
room, who will see that the provisions of this order are strictly enforced,
is read and referred to the Committee on Finance. (136) Order
adopted 24 January. (150-151)
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28 January - Ordered that furniture
be purchased for the use of the Committee on Printing, and the Committee
on Railroads and Canals, to be placed in the Presidents' Room in the old
Senate, said furniture to cost not more than indicated. (165)
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27 March - Ordered that a committee
of seven Senators be appointed to investigate the furnishing and equipment
of the portion of the State House devoted to the uses of the Senate, and
that further they shall meet during the recess in the city of Annapolis,
and personally inspect and make arrangements for the erection or fitting
out of more rooms for the use of the various committees for the session
of 1910; they shall provide a room for the Senate stenographers; and investigate
the question of heating and ventilating the chamber of the Senate, and
also the removal of the sofas and carpet therein contained. (1562-1563)
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30 March - Ordered that Charles
W. Haslup, Superintendent of Public Buildings be paid $150.00 for cleaning
up Senate Chamber and Committee rooms, and taking up carpets and moving
furniture in same after adjournment of the Legislature. (1823)
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1909
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1910
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1910 c.
Photograph of the State
House, including some of Francis St.
Mrs. George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 255-1
Cropped
and enlarged copy by Mame Warren - MSA SC 985-01-054
Restricted Image - Must
obtain permission before sending over firewall |
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1910 Session.
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3 February - Ordered that the
Superintendent of the State House be directed to furnish the room assigned
to the minority floor leader at a cost not to exceed $50.00. (188)
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4 April - Senate bill 537 entitled
an "Act to appropriate a sum of money to construct and install an elevator
in the State House at Annapolis, Maryland," passed and returned to the
Senate. (2147)
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1910 Session.
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26 January - Resolved that permission
be granted to the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Printing and on Fish
and Game o have frame partitions erected, to make a temporary room for
said Committee in the ante-room of the Old Senate Chamber of the State
House. Resolution read and referred to the Committee on Finance.
(160)
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11 February - Ordered that the
Superintendent of the State House have erected a glass partition to close
the open space on the north side of the building adjoining the room of
the Senate Committee on Corporations, so that the sane may be used temporarily
as a committee room for the Committees on Library and Federal Relations.
(283)
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17 March - Ordered that the
sum of $54.36 be paid Peter J. Campbell, Chairman of the Commission appointed
at Session of 1908 to investigate and recommend improvements of the Senate
side of the State House. (800)
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29 March - Senate Bill 537,
entitled an "Act to appropriate a sum of money to construct and install
an elevator in the State House at Annapolis, Maryland," amended and laid
over under the Rules. (1360)
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30 March - Senate bill 537,
amended, and ordered engrossed for a third reading. (1491-1492)
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1 April - Senate bill 537 passed
and sent to the House of Delegates. (1688) Also, Order that
all laborers employed in cleaning the State House, currently receiving
$1.50, be paid an extra 50 cents per day, is referred to the Committee
on Rules. (1702)
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4 April - House passes and
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1911
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1912
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September 21, 1912
Photograph of the State
House from Francis St
Note window change
MSA SC 1477-01-6615 |
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1912 Session.
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12 February - Ordered by the
House that the Speaker appoint a coal-passer for the State House furnace,
to serve from date to the end of the Legislative Session. Bill passed
and sent to the Senate. (347-348)
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14 March - Senate bill 17 entitled
an "Act to appropriate a sum of money to defray the cost of carpeting the
Senate and House of Delegates," passed and returned to the Senate.
(1101-1102)
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15 March - Unfavorable report
adopted re: House order to pay $45.00 to each laborer employed in the House
of Delegates during the 1912 Session. (1130-1131)
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1912 Session.
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27 March - Senate bill 511,
entitled an :Act to appropriate a sum of money for the repair of the public
buildings at Annapolis, and for the repair and relaying of the side-walks
in and about the State House grounds and the Executive Mansion," read a
third time, passed and sent to the House of Delegates. (1737)
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30 March - Senate bill 511 passed
by the House and returned to the Senate. (2078)
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1913
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1914
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Proceedings
of the House of Delegates, 1914 Session.
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28 January - Superintendent
of Public Buildings ordered to furnish and set in place a suitable screen
before the main entrance to the House Chamber for the protection of the
health and comfort of the members of the House. (194)
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9 February - Superintendent
of Buildings ordered to furnish ventilators for the three windows in the
retiring room of the House where the general stenographers of the House
are at the present working. (427)
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1915
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1916
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1916 Session.
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3 April - Committee on Claims
ordered to pay the Governor the sum of $906.50, being the expenses of cleaning
the halls, committee rooms, corridors, etc., of the State House during
the session of the General Assembly of 1916, as supervised by the Superintendent
of Public Buildings and as ordered by the Legislature. (1264)
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1917
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1918
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1919
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1920
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Proceedings
of the Senate, 1920 Session.
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29 January - Committee on Public
Buildings authorized to urge the Governor to include in the Budget Bill
a special appropriation a sum of money for the purpose of providing a sanitary
flooring, preferably of hard rubber, or some other material that can be
readily and easily cleaned, for the House and Senate chambers, in place
of the present carpeting now upon the floors, and for the purpose of providing
such additional ventilators in the skylights of the Senate and House chambers
as may be necessary to provide adequate ventilation for said chambers.
(92)
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1920
Photograph of intersection
of Main St. and Francis St.
looking toward State House
Ruth Kean Photographs of
Annapolis 1912 Collection
MSA SC 4238-5 |
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March 20, 1920
Photograph of men standing
on top of State House Tower.
Dock
area in background
Ruth Kean Photographs of
Annapolis 1912 Collection
MSA SC 4238-11 |
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c. 1920
Photograph of State House
and grounds
E. H. Pickering, Photographer
MSA SC 1754-033 |
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c. 1920
Photograph of the State
House
Howard Hayman Sr., Photographer
MSA SC 1804-02-0089
*Have dated c. 1920,
rather than 1950 because of car in lower left - should verify before sending
over firewall* |
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c. 1920
Photograph of Governor Ritchie
being sworn in
in the Senate Chamber
MSA SC 1754-01-008 |
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c. 1920
Photograph of Governor Ritchie
being sworn in
in the Senate Chamber
MSA SC 1754-01-011 |
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May 15, 1920
Photograph of Colonial Day:
Governor Ritchie on the State House steps
MSA SC1754-01-009 |
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1921
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1922
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1923
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1924
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c. 1924
Photograph of State House
1905 Annex
E.H. Pickering, Photographer
MSA SC 1890-02-0031 |
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1925
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1925
Old Senate Chamber Balcony
By E. H. Pickering
MSA SC 1804-02-284 |
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IMAGES:
1900-1925
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c. 1876-1912
Photograph of Robert Taney
statue
in front of the State House
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0153 |
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c. 1884-1906
Photograph of the State
House from Francis St.
Mame Warren Collection
MSA SC 985-013 |
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c. 1884-1905
Photograph of the State
House, entrance on Francis
St.
Mame Warren Collection
MSA SC 985-011 |
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c. 1886 -1902
Photograph of the State
House from Francis Street
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-1053 |
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c. 1886 -1902
Photograph of the State
House
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-1055 |
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c. 1886-1904
Photograph of the State
House,
entrance from Francis St.
Mame Warren Collection
MSA SC 985-010
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c. 1886-1902
Color postcard of the State
House and grounds
MSA SC2215-02 |
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c. 1886-1902
Black & white postcard
of the State House and grounds
MSA SC2215-03 |
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c. 1886-1902
Color postcard of the State
House and grounds
MSA SC2215-04 |
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c. 1886-1902
Black & white postcard
of the State House and grounds
MSA SC2215-05 |
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c. 1886-1902
Color postcard of the State
House and grounds
MSA SC2215-14 |
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c. 1886-1912
Photograph of the DeKalb
monument at side of State House
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0163 |
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c. 1886-1912
Photograph of the DeKalb
monument at side of State
House
With
attached note about Baron DeKalb
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0084 |
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c. 1887 -1902
Circular Photograph of the
State House from Francis Street
Photograph by Henry Schaefer
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-1056 |
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1876-1905
Photograph of the Old House
of
Delegates Chamber
Notice lines leading to
lamps
and paintings on walls
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 1820-02-0520 |
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1876-1905
Photograph of the Old House
of
Delegates Chamber
Notice no lines leading
toward lamps and absence of paintings
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-160 |
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1887-1905
Photograph of the old Court
of Appeals chamber
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0090 |
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c. 1900
Photograph of the State
House, side view with grounds
"Whittington Photograph"
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-1630 |
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c. 1900 [do not trust this
date]
Photograph of the State
House dome
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0508 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of State House
1905 Annex
MSA SC 1556-118
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c. 1905
Photograph of the Restored
Gallery of the Old Senate
Chamber
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0866 |
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c. 1905 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the Restored
Old Senate Chamber with
attached
Baltimore
Sun article
about
windows
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0086 |
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c. 1905
Color postcard of the Restored
Old Senate Chamber
MSA SC 2215-21 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the House
of
Delegates Interior, State
House
Eugene W. Otto, Photographer
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0869 |
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c. 1905
Color postcard of the New
Senate Chamber
MSA SC 2215-22 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the Senate
Chamber Interior, State House
Eugene W. Otto, Photographer
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0870 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the New House
of Delegates Chamber
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182 -02-0091 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the State
House
main stairway - showing
painting of Washington
Resigning his Commission
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0089 |
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c.1905
Photograph of the New Senate
Chamber
George Forbes Collection
MSA 182-02-0092 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the State
House, Bronze Doors
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0874 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the 1905 Annex
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0873 |
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c. 1905
Color postcard of the 1905
Annex from Bladen Street
MSA SC 2215-15 |
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c. 1905
Photograph of the 1905 Annex
George Forbes Collection
MSA SC 182-02-0875 |
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post 1905
Postcard of the State House
from Government House in the snow MSA SC 2215-16 |
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post 1905
Postcard of the State House
from Government House MSA SC 2215-17 |
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c. 1906-1912
Photograph of DeKalb monument
at side of State House
Copy by Marion E. Warren
MSA SC 1890-02-03728
NEED TO OBTAIN PERMISSION
LINK |
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c. 1920-1924
Photograph of the State
House porch and Taney monument
Copy by Marion E. Warren
MSA SC 1890-02-3094
NEED TO OBTAIN PERMISSION
LINK |
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c. 1912-1920
[NOT COMFORTABLE W/1920
DATE]
Black and white postcard
of the
State House, front view
MSA SC 2215-09 |
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c. 1905-1912
Color postcard of State
House
MSA SC 2215-07 |
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c. 1912-1920
[NOT COMFORTABLE W/1920
DATE]
Black and white postcard
of
the State House, front view
MSA SC 2215-09 |
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c. 1912-1935
Color postcard of the State
House and Government House
MSA SC 2215-08 |
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c. 1912-1957
Color postcard of State
House
MSA SC 2215-10 |
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c. 1912-1957
Color postcard of State
House
MSA SC 2215-11 |
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c. 1912-1957
Black & white postcard
of State House
MSA SC 2215-12 |
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c. 1912-1957
Color postcard of State
House
MSA SC 2215-13 |
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c. 1912-1957
Color postcard of DeKalb
monument and the State House
MSA SC 2215-18 |
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c. 1912 -1957
Photograph of the State
House
IMAGE FROM THE MD HISTORICAL
SOCIETY-MUST OBTAIN PERMISSION BEFORE USING |
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