Charles County Planning and Growth Mangement has just published the 2015 Preservation Matters Newsletter, an annual publication celebrating Charles County's Historic places.Click to see newsletter
To entice you to look at the newsletter, here is a list of the articles included in the newsletter. The articles in red relate to several archaeology projects that were done near Benedict. Also archaeology has started to be done at Rich Hill, and many of you probably remember all the archaeology done around the Burch House in Port Tobacco. CCASM members volunteered at Rich Hill, the Burch House, and at the Southern Maryland Farm Field
- On the Trail of an Assassin:
A Journey to Rich Hill
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Preservation along the John
Wilkes Booth Trail by Dave Taylor and Cathy Thompson
- Washington Burch:
Traces of an Early Town Resident by Dayneisha Davis
- Archaeologists
Time Travel Along Maryland
Route 231 by Julie M. Schablitsky
- Early Colonial Roots:
A Southern Maryland Farm Field by Julie M. Schablitsky
- 2015 Preservation Awards
- My, How Time Flies:
The Commission's Fifth Year as a
County-Appointed Board by Franklin A. Robinson, Jr.
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