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Note: This page includes a list of digitized images in the BCPL Legacy Web database for topics beginning with the letter "E".
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- East Towson - Houses
3861B03
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Two two-story frame houses in East Towson, with wooden outhouses.
- Education - Glencoe - Oread Institute
3361002
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This 180-foot wide structure was the Oread Institute in Glencoe. Built for the School of Dramatic Science at a cost of $90,000, the building was abandoned in 1909. It was demolished in 1940 except for one building that was converted into a private house. The main floor contained a large auditorium with a stage and theatrical equipment. A gymnasium with classrooms, closets and reading rooms were located above the gymnasium.
- Emory Grove
12123B31
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of two people seated in a hammock at the campground.
- Emory Grove
12123C22
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This scene is of a group in the children's tent at Emory Grove.
- Emory Grove
12123C29
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of the childrens tent.
- Emory Grove
9500018
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United Electric Railways trouble-shooting station at Emory Grove also served as a snack bar.
- Emory Grove
12123C23
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This scene is of a group in the children's tent at Emory Grove.
- Emory Grove
12123C33
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of a drayage team (horse drawn bus) that transported people between the campground and the train station in Glyndon.
- Emory Grove
12123F36
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of a group in the Stabler tent. Edmond W. Stabler is sitting on the floor in front. Others in the group are the Reverend John T. Ensor and Edgar and Maude Freeland.
- Emory Grove
12123C30
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of a group with their bicycles.
- Emory Grove
12123C24
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of a group in their tent.
- Emory Grove
12123B03
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of Edgar and Maude Freeland and others plus a servant in front of their tent.
- Emory Grove
12123B34
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of possible members of the Edmund W. Stabler family adjacent to the Minnie-Ha-Ha spring.
- Emory Grove
12123B32
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of a group in the Stabler tent. Edmond W. Stabler is sitting on the floor in front. Others in the group are the Reverend John T. Ensor and Edgar and Maude Freeland.
- Emory Grove
12123B01
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of people are seated inside the meal tent.
- Emory Grove
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A methodist camp meeting, at Emory Grove, Glyndon. Among those outside the tent are Henry Ziegler, his wife Lena Ziegler, and their son Adolph. Tilly Ritter is at the far right.
- Emory Grove
12123C35
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. A group is seen in front of their tent.
- Emory Grove
12123B02
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season. This view is of the Edmund W. Stabler tent with a harmonium in the background and Japanese lanterns out front.
- Emory Grove
12123G35
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The Emory Grove campground in Glyndon was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them at the end of the season. The Freeland family used this tent.
- Emory Grove
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The Western Maryland Railway tower at Emory Grove (interlocking control),at Glyndon.The original is a color print.
- Emory Grove
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The Tabernacle at Emory Grove was in Glyndon.
This picture is taken from a dated postcard.
- Emory Grove
12123C34
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"Aunt Sarah" Dorsey a servant, is seen outside the Edmund W. Stabler family tent at the Emory Grove campground in Glyndon. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season.
- Emory Grove
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Emory Grove Hotel, Glyndon.
- Emory Grove
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The Tabernacle at Emory Grove. The Emory Grove campground was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The Methodist members of the Emory Grove Association would rent tents on the grounds each summer for religious meetings. The Tabernacle was built in 1900 to replace a main meeting tent set over rough pine board seats. The Baltimore County Union of January 15, 1881, reported that the roofs of both the first tabernacle and the hotel had collapsed on January 10 due to the weight of the snow on the roofs. The financial loss was estimated between $500 and $1000.
- Emory Grove
12123G36
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These members are seen at Emory Grove campground in Glyndon which was founded in 1871 and named for Bishop John Emory of the Methodist Church. The members of the Emory Grove Association rented tents each summer for religious meetings and dismantled them by the end of the season.
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