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The Maryland History and Culture Bibliography

Batavick, Frank J. Time's Crossroads: The History of New Windsor, Md. N.p.: The Author: 2017.

Routson, Pat. "The Carroll County Almshouse." Historical Society of Baltimore County Newsletter, (September-October 2017): 4.

Kearns, Cynthia A. "The Mineralogy and Mineral Chemistry of the Henryton Pegmatite, Patapsco Valley State Park, Carroll County, Maryland." Ph.D. diss., George Mason University, 2018.

Clawson, Adrean, comp. Thrown into Carroll County Maryland: 1835 Frederick County Commissioners of the Tax Assessment of Real Property for Lands and Lots in District No. 6 and District No. 7. Westminster, MD: Carroll County Genealogical Society, 2018.

Sturm, Allison. 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Baltimore: Including Anne Arundel, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. 3rd ed. Birmingham, AL: Menasha Ridge Press, 2019.

Ashcraft, Mary Ann. "Separate and Unequal: Carroll's Black Schools in the 19th Century." Carroll History Journal, 9 (Spring 2016): 1-12.

Lewis, Donald. "Wormseed: Carroll County's Cash Crop Weed." Carroll History Journal, 11 (Winter 2018): 1-8.

Israel, Stephen F., and Wayne E. Clark. "The Kirby Farm Site (18CR281): A Middle and Late Woodland Period Hunting Quarter in Carroll County, Maryland." Maryland Archeology, 53 (March 2020): 1-36.

Ashcraft, Mary Ann, and Eleanor S. Darcy. "An Illustrated Overview of Carroll County's Domestic Architecture." Carroll History Journal, 12 (Spring 2019): 1-12.

White, Jack. "Hell in All Capitals: Robert Schnitzer, Carroll County, and the Mount of the Falcon." Carroll History Journal, 10 (Fall 2017): 1-8.

White, Jack. "Sykesville for Sale: The Rise and Fall of Wade Warfield." Carroll History Journal, 10 (Winter 2017): 1-8.

Lightner, James E. "Four Men and a 'Wild Idea': The Founders of Western Maryland/McDaniel College." Carroll History Journal, 11 (Spring 2018): 1-8.

Ashcraft, Mary Ann. "Some Went South: Carroll County Confederates." Carroll History Journal, 11 (Fall 2018): 1-8.

Riley, Samuel M. "The Road Most Traveled: The Shrivers and the Turnpike." Carroll History Journal, 12 (Fall 2019): 1-8.

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