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Month: June 2011

The Year of Living Dangerously: Maryland Life Publishes Piece About Previously Unseen Civil War-Era Diary

Posted on June 28, 2011May 10, 2013 by Mike

The June issue of Maryland Life has a piece I did about an old, previously unknown diary penned during the Civil War.  As the troubled year of 1864 passed slowly by the manager of the C & D canal faithfully recorded his fears, hopes, and worries on those browning pages.  Day-by-day, the canalkeeper confided many…

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National Humanities Magazine Mentions Talks I Do for Maryland Humanities

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Mike

The March/April 2011 edition of Humanities, the magazine of the National Endowment of the Humanities, included a poster/photo of me that was produced by the library system for a reading promotion a few years ago.  The magazine used it to mention the talks I do for the Maryland Humanities Council.  The poster was for a reading promotions initiative sponsored by the American Library Association and…

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Participating in Summit of Local and Regional Historical Societies, Taking Stock & Planning for the Future

Posted on June 6, 2011 by Mike

I participated in the Summit of Local and Regional Historical Societies in Baltimore, a couple of weeks ago (May 16). Attended by representatives from historical societies, heritage groups and museums throughout Maryland, we began to take stock of the challenges, strengths, and weakness of museums and special collections libraries and started outlining an agenda for subsequent discussions about…

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