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18 Howard Street Windows

  North Window - IronBirds at Ripken Stadium

                              Tribute to Cal Ripken, Jr.  

   South Window - Captain John Smith and

                               His Voyage of Discovery 

City Hall Lobby Case Display

2007 in the City of Aberdeen

         1852 - Plat of Village of Aberdeen

            1892 - Village incorporated a Town

            1987 - Aberdeen Room Museum Founded

            1992 - Town incorporated as the City of Aberdeen

          

What’s up in .... 

Our Neighborhood ???

"Sketches of Village to Town to City - Recalling Aberdeen, Maryland"       

by Charlotte Cronin

Available for a donation of $ 20.00

to the museum.

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New Construction Changing

Downtown Skyline

 

Three Downtown banks come into view in this picture. 

 

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Historical Lecture Series 2006-2007 

Sponsored by the Aberdeen Heritage Trust

7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Lectures to be held in the Aberdeen City Council Chambers, 

60 North Parke Street.

Admission is free and light refreshments will be served.

11 Jan 2007           Bald Friar Petraglyphs

                             Speaker:  Dr. Charles L. Hall

08 Feb 2007           Harford Archaeology

                             Speaker:  Annetta Schott

08 Mar 2007          The Colored Schools of Harford           County; Separate and Equal?

                             Speaker:  Doug Washburn

12 Apr 2007          Native American Indian Presence in          the Harford County Area

                             Speaker:  Richard Slutzky

10 May 2007         Decoys and the Upper Chesapeake          Bay

Speaker: Pat Vincenti, Havre de Grace Decoy Museum

 

WANTED    STUDENT    VOLUNTEERS

The Aberdeen Room Museum has student volunteer positions available to fulfill community service requirements.  The museum desires students to develop presentations on areas of historic interest to include:

    ·      Families

·      Houses

·      Computer development

·      WWII

·      Baseball

·      Canning

·      Football

·      Basketball

 

Students will create a final project to be presented in front of members of the community as a lecture series sponsored by the Aberdeen Room.  Students may contact the Aberdeen Room at 273 – 6325 for further information.

 
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