Sidetracked Point of Rocks Station Reflects Victorian Age, Reveals Uncertain Future By Guy Fletcher, Photography by Turner Photography Studio With its brick walls, gothic windows and prominent steeple, the historic Point of Rocks Station could almost be confused for a...
Windows Through Time By Amy L. Metzger Hunt, Curator, Heritage Frederick Two tiny panes of glass cover the glowing images of a man in uniform and a young woman with golden ringlets. The woman is Ann Matthews Johnson Clark, born in Frederick in 1814, the daughter of...
Art Exhibit Pays Tribute to Secretariat An exhibit by local artist Rebecca Pearl will appeal not only to the fans of her painting, but to those who love horses. The show, scheduled for the ArtistAngle Gallery, 124 S. Carroll St., will be June 9 from 6 p.m.-9 p.m. and...
Roads Before Rails By Jody Brumage, Archivist, Heritage Frederick When Myersville residents began digging up the dirt road that was Main Street in 1898 to install tracks for a new trolley line, they could hardly imagine the rapid transformation their town would...
Never-Ending Story More than 160 Years Later, the Civil War Continues to be Re-Discovered By Lisa Gregory and Photography by Turner Photography Studio Joseph Shelton grew up in Frederick hearing the stories of his family who first came to the area in 1780, and more...
