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-INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY/DISTRICT
MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST INTERNAL NR-BLIGIBILITY RBVIBW FORM
Property/District Name: Community Civic League of Federalsburg, 3439 Laurel Grove Rd., Survey Number:~~~~~~~~ Federalsburg, MD.
Project: Rehabilitation of the Community Civic League Agency: ___ ~MH~C~D~-
Site visit by MHT Staff: __ x_ no __ yes Name Date
Eligibility recommended ~~~~~~~~- Eligibility not recommended ~~~x:......_
Criteria: __ A __ B __ c __ D Considerations: __ A __ B __ c __ D __ E __ F
G None
Justification for decision: (Use continuation sheet if necessary and attach map)
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Based on available information the structure at 3439 Laurel Grove Road in Federalsburg, MD., known as the Community Civic League of Federalsburg is not eligible for the Maryland Register of Historic Properties. Although records indicate that the original portion of the current structure was constructed in 1918 for use as a 'colored' school almost no historic fabric remains of the original structure. Subsequent additions and alterations dating from the 1950' s, late 1960 's, 1970' s, and early 1990 's have further compromised the historic integrity of the structure. Fire damaged the building in 1968 and in the early 19 70's.
Documentation on the property/district is presented in: Review and Compliance Files Prepared by: Ann McNamee, Development Asst. , Interfaith Housing Dypt. Corp. Of the Maryland Eastern Shore
Ray M. Goodrow 5/13/98 Reviewer, Office of Preservation Services Date
NR program concurrence: ~ yes no not applicable
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Survey No . Cllf -3 :J.O MARYLAND COMPREHENSIVE HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN DATA - HISTORIC CONTEXT
I. Geographic Re gion:
__ x_ Eastern Shore Western Shore
(all Eastern Shore counties, a n d Ceci l ) (Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles,
Piedmont
Western Maryland
Prince George's and St. Mary's) (Baltimore City, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Montgomery)
(Allegany, Garrett and Washington)
I I. Chronological/ Dev elopmental Periods :
_ x_
Paleo-Indian Early Archaic Middle Archaic Late Archaic Early Woo dland Middle Woodland Late Woodland/Archaic Contact and Settlement Rural Agrarian Intensification Agricultural-Industri a l Tr ansition Industri a l /Urban Dominance Modern Period Unknown Period ( __ prehistoric
III . Prehistoric Period Themes:
Subsistence Settlemen t
Political Demograph ic Religion
10000-7500 B.C. 7500- 6000 B.C. 6000-4000 B.C. 4000- 2000 B.C. 2000-500 B . C. 500 B.C. - A.D. 900 A. D. 900-1600 A.D. 1570 - 1750 A. D. 1680-1815 A. D. 1815- 1870 A.D. 1870-1930 A.D. 1930-Present
historic)
IV. Historic Perio d Themes :
Agriculture Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Community Pl anning Economic (Commercial and Industrial) Government/Law Military Religion Technology
Environmental Adaption __ x_ Social/Educational/Cultural Transportation
V. Re source Type:
Category: Bui ldin
Historic Function(s) and Use(s): Educational faciltiy, Community Meeting Space
Known Design Source: Unknown
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. School Building Record--------Colored Schools
Continued from old note book.
School From te
I Mt Zion del Perry Canada & Wife 1889 MG..Y'4
~ Castle Hall Richard s Culbreth 1830 ~~
~ William H Johnson 1878
1 S"_
" Armistead Will i ams 1890
7 j- B G Stevens ans Wife 1900
i Marsh Creek f)r'°C.<:>tcY\
James Adams and Othe r 1876
9 Dover Road P'f t:.S. t'()(\
II> John's \-\w-\b(.L.
George Williams and ~ f e 1886
II Jonestown Pn .. <:.\Un
I Federalsburg 1868 i::~s.b Wj 1918
~ 1,3 Hillsboro ,,.,.r,. Charlotte Pollard & Hu • 1893
Ridgely~ Elltzabeth Howard & oth rs 1891
~ '."Jashington1ta
Harmon/l."~ Ruth R Friend 1881
11 Locker~ Isaac Thomas 1933 other EE.. Eers filed
I I B h 1 ef.-i et e / y,,a~
Record
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Q- 436 .
39 - 482.
55- 418 , jj32- 312.
65- 487.
37-294, 74-507
50-303.--77- 478
86- 429 , 77- 269 .
T H K 33- 282 79--567.
60- 52 .
57-38 .
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Denton, Md. Aug. 5, .1957
The Board of F.ducation met in regular session Tuesday, Aug. 5, 10:00 A.M. Mrs. J. t. Stowell, President, presiding. Mr. J. Virgil Moore, vice- president, Mr. I. T. Saulsbury, and Mr. B. C. ~illis, Secretary, were present .
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A financial report was presented which indicated the total receipts
for the year were ~202,132 . 46, and the total expenditures were ~202,055 . 26, leaving a balance of $79.20 .
A report covering the t.P.A. project and addition to the Preston School was presented indicating that expenditures to date totaled $12,287 . 62; that the progress on the building v;as satisfactory, and that the building would probably be completed, approximately, September first.
Bids were opened for the installation of curtains in the new building at Prestgn. The Board selected~Graytex material because of its high quality, and awarded the contract for installation to Mr . A. v:. Brumbaugh at a cost of &244.75.
Bids were opened for an additional bus route to be operated to Preston School. Five bids were received as follows:
Thomas J. Lord $1300 Leon Cox 1300 Russell Fishell 950 Roland Todd 1050 Towers Todd 950
After carefully considering the character of all individuals the contract was awarded to Towers Todd at his bid of $950 for next year.
The Board gave consideration to the purchase of additional equipment for the home economics department of Caroline High School. After caref'ul consideration they decided to have installed two (2) electric stoves in lieu of purchasing new coal oil or gas stoves.
A report was presented~e Board's attorney, J . De\'ieese Carter, relative to the Board of Education's titles to various unused school properties . The Board decided to advertise and sell all unu~ed properties, June 1938 .
Four bids were received for placing v:indov1 guards or screens over the \ii.ndows in the school auditoriums at Preston and Greensboro. After consideration of these bids the bid of Dietrich Bros., submitted through the Nuttle Lwnber & Coal Co ., was accepted. Cost of the equipment and material to be $500, with an adjustment to be made on an additional cost for installing same.
A reporl was::made to the Board of Education regarding the insurance in f-orce now on aJ:l school buildings fii tlie county. !i'te Boarii f'.elt; that adequate coverage was placed on=e:ll buildings. The .report follons:
Building Value Insured for Caroline High t 100,000 e 80, 000 Greensboro 96,000 80,000 Feder&.lsburg 75,000 60,000 Preston 75,000 60,000 Ridgely 50, 000 40,250 Denton Primary 15,000 12,000 Harmo~ 3,750 3,000 Burrsville 2 7 500 2, 000 Friendship 1,500 1,200
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Bethlehem 1,375 1,100 Smithson 1,625 1,500 Marydel 1,500 1,200 Henderson 5,125 2,500 Goldsboro 2.250 1,800 Moore's 1,000 800 Andersontown 1,250 1,000 Hillsboro 1,500 1,200 Ridgely Primary 5,125 2,500
Colored Lockerman 30,000 24,000 Denton High (old)l,875 1,500 Denton Elem. 625 500 Ridgely 5,000 4,000 Mt. Zion 750 600 Castle Hall 375 500 Union 750 600 Greensboro 1.250 1,000 Bridgetown 625 500 Hillsboro 625 500 Y-e eralsburg 2",625 2,100 Washington 625 500 Dover Road 812.50 650 Johns 937.50 750 Jonestown 937.50 750 Marsh Creek 957.50 750 Bethel 750.00 600
No further action was taken r1ith respect to scholarships. A letter received from Dr. A. S. Cook ~as read stating the report of the
Medical Commission of the State Teachers' P.~+;~e~~nt System recommended that Miss Mary E. Kemp be issued a teacherts certificatefor three years because of her improved physical condition.
A letter of thanks was read from Mrs· Ruth D. Garey expressing her appreciation for the award of the Charlotte Hall scholarship to her son.
The resignation of Miss Anna Frances Seward was accepted with much regret.
It was noted that two vacancies still exist ~ agriculture teacher and home economics teacher.
The Board approved the sale of the clock in the Friendship School to Mrs. Schmick.
All transportation contracts not previously approved were approved and signed.
A list of the bus contractors for the school year 1937-38 follous:
Contractor's Name Salary Route
Wallace J 0 nes $ 1000 A.Clark Smith 1100 A. G. Stufft 1100 George E. Nichols 950 Charles L. Ellwanger 950 A. W. Spiering 1100 W. L. Jump 950 D. H. Ellwanger 1000
Edinburg-Bee Tree-Henderson Templeville -Greensboro Balto.Cor.-Goldsboro Garey's-Greensboro Camp Grove-Whiteley's Moore's - Greensboro Alburger's Corner Burrsvi.lle-Central
School
Henderson Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Denton Denton
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Denton, Maryland. Se.pt. 1, .J..936 .
The Board of Education met in regular session September lst,10 A. M., with Mrs . Blanche N. Stowell, President, presiding. Mr. I. T. Saulsbury and Mr. B. C. \1;illis, Secretary, present.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved . A financial report prepared from this office for submission to the
State Board of Education v1as gone over. The following resignations were accepted: Miss Anna M. Richardson,
Greensboro high school; Mr. Peter F. Hoffman, Caroline high school; Miss Irene Greenage, colored, Castle Hall school.
The f ollo~ing teachers were nominated by the Superintendent and their nominations were approved by the Board of Education: Miss Fr2.llces Silcox, Greensboro high school; Mr. James G. Cullen, Caroline high school; Miss Nellie Gaiter, Castle Hall school.
Miss Katherine Spies, Caroline County scholarship student \',estern Maryland College, resigned her scholarship due to marriage. The Board ordered a re-examination given after due notice was given of the scholarship being available . Due notice was given and fourteen (14) applicants for the scholarship took the examination .
The results of the ~estern Maryland scholarship examination for girls were presented to the Board . Number one (1) in the examination, Miss Ruth E. Taylor, of Gree.nsboro '"as recollllilended for the scholarship Senator Davis appeared before the Board and approved the recommendation. The ~cholarship was therefore awarded to Miss Taylor for tile remaining last two years of her college course at \~estern Maryland.
The school transportation insurance was approved and awarded to the tlarleysville Mutual Casualty Company of Harleysville, Pa.
The Board approved the placing of curtains in certain schools as follows : Caroline High School, c0st $70; Denton Primary School, cost $95; Lockerman High School, cost $97 . 50; Preston High School, cost $75. 50.
Af'ter investigation it was found that the chauffeur for ~frs . O. LBaker' s bus, r!r. Ross, is satisfactory.
The school transportation contract of f4r. C. J . Kern v;as approved. Teachers ' contracts for Miss Cerolyn C. Evans, Miss Frances Silcox,
and Mr. Harold B. Kilheffer were approved. The Board approved the awarding of the contract for certain plumbing
repair work at Preston to Mr . Leroy J. Nichols. An additional project to be submitted to the v •• P.A. covering water
proofing at the Ridgely and Greensboro schools was approved . The list of Trustees for white schools covering next school year
r:ere approved as follows : First District: l. Marydel - T. E.Heather, Marydel; J.F. St a .fford, Mrs. J . T.Heather 2. Henderson - A.B.Cohee, Henderson; v; .F. Clark; Cor\·lin Pritchett 4. Goldsboro - T. Noble Jarrell, Goldsboro; J.F.Lane; Mrs . J . S.L&pham Second District: 1 . Moore ' s - A.K . Brown, Goldsboro; T. L.Bilbrough; G.~.Richards 5. Greensboro - A.I.Brumbaugh, Greensboro; Mrs.A.G.Smith; T.C.Horsey Third District: · 2. Burrsville - Harry Collison, Denton; C. N. Fountain; Henry Stafford. 4. Caroline High - Ralph Horsey, Denton; C. A. Pentz; Harvey Fleetv:ood 5. Denton Primary - \',.A.C&wley, Denton; J . V.Moore; F. B. Nuttle
10. Andersontown - H.C. \'.'heatley, Denton; V •• K.Smith; H. H. Nuttle
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Fourth District: 2. Harmony - Roland Towers, Preston; Norman Todd . 3 . Smithson - Alga f.illougby , Preston; Fred Quidas; Mrs . Hubbard 5 . Preston - Arthur Will ey, Prest on; Jos . Gallagher; T. L. Trice . 9 . Bethlehem - C. I.Car roll, Bethlehem; A.J . Quidas; John Baynard Fifth District: 1 . Federalsburg - Mrs. J. D.Jefferson, Federalsburg; T. S. Holt, T.H. Chambers Si xth District: · 2. Hillsboro - F.E.Fleming, Hillsboro; Luther Short; D.M. Clopper Seventh Distri ct: Ridgely Hi gh - Harland Harringt on, Ridgely; Boone Jarrell; LF.Rickards Eighth District: 6. Friendship - Carl Dean, Vdlliamsburg; Victor Turner, Federalsburg;
Harry Wi llis.
The list of Trust ees f or eolored schools as submitted for next school year were approved as follows: First District : l. Mt. Zion - Mrs . A"'!"vella Fotmtain, Marydel; Herman Daniels, Herbert Daniels 2. Castle Hall - J ohn Matthews, Goldsboro; Ernest Gibbs. Second Dist rict: 1. Union - George Carney, Greensboro; Dennis Brovm 2. Greensboro - Mrs. Edyth Taylor , Greensboro ; \7m.\'.arner; Medford Pritchett Third District: 1. Lockerman High - Denton Elementary : Kenneth Boston, Denton; Fred Wayman;
Francenia Boston; Addison Stanford; ~illiam ~on Fourth Dist rict -1 . llarsh Creek - Chas . Friend, Preston; U. G. Adams; V.m . Staten. 2. Dover Road - Gabriel Friend,Jr, ,Preston; ~alter Simpson; Ernest Holland 5 • .Jmme - W. W.Johns , Hurlock; Clarence Parker; G. V •• Adams
4. J0nestoM1 - Mrs . Viola Boyce, Preston; Harrison Bubbard; B.~ .Jones • Fifth Dist r i ct: 1. Federalsburg - Mrs . Rosalee V,'illiams, Federalsburg; Fred Brummell;
Mrs. Rebecca Ricketts, Seaford, Delaware. Seventh District: 1 . Ridgely - R.E.Henry , Ridgely; Carlos Mosley ; Mrs . Geneva Gould.
Reques~from a group of parents in the vicinity of Smithson that their children be permitted t o attend the Preston school end be transported on Mr. Hall ' s bus were approved as follov.·s : (a) Mr. Lubba, one child in grade 5; ( b) Mr . ~uidas, one child ilan; ( c) Mr . Darby , one child Gladys; (d) Mr . Coleman, one child Howard.
The r equest of Mr s . Parrott asking that her child now in the 5th gr ade be permit ted to attend the Preston school instead of the Bethlehem school was granted .
The r equest from parents in V1alkertonn and the new addition on the Bridgeville road near Federalsburg, that transportation be provided to the Federalsburg school v:as appr oved as follov1s : all children in grades one and t wo attending the Federalsburg school end residing in Walkert own or the Hol t addition are to be granted permission to ride on the school bus t o the Federalsburg school ; notice of same to be . eot to the principal of Federalsburg School and the operators of school busses passing these sections.
A statement from the Health Department ~hich they proposed to have mimeographed for distri bution t o the teachers was appr oved.
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COMMUNITY CIVIC LEAGE OF FEDERALSBURG 3439 LAUREL GOVE ROAD, FEDERALSBURG FEDERALSBURG QUAD CAROLINE COUNTY
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