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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 "N".
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- Native Americans
23001010
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This Native American stone bowl for grinding grain was found on the Franklintown property of Harry Redmiles.
- Newspaper Offices - Towson
23564006
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The Towson News was published between June 17, 1905 and August 28, 1909 before merging with the Union to become the Union News.
- North County - Agriculture - Barns
8173010
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A farm in north Baltimore County.
- North Point - Houses
5492041
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Mills House, built around 1912. It was located on Merritt Boulevard, adjacent to a blacksmith's shop, between Trappe Road and Wise Ave.
- North Point - Schools - Public - Battle Monument School - Interior Views
5491115
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Children and United States Marines were photographed in the Battle Monument School library.
- Nunneries
25926001
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Now called Villa Assumpta, the Spanish Colonial Revival house at 6401 North Charles Street in Baltimore, was built around 1897 for James R. Clark. George Gunther, scion of a Baltimore brewing family, bought it in 1915. The School Sisters of Notre Dame acquired it in 1937. What is now the Novitiate was built in the 1930s, and the complex was expanded in the 1950s.
- Nunneries
25926002
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Villa Assumpta at 6401 North Charles Street was
built around 1897 for James R. Clark. The Spanish Colonial Revival house was then acquired in 1915 by George Gunther, scion of a Baltimore brewing family. The School Sisters of Notre Dame took control the property in 1937. Major additions to the complex occurred during the 1930s and in 1950.
- Nunneries
25926003
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Villa Assumpta at 6401 North Charles Street was once the property of George Gunther, scion of a Baltimore brewing family. The building was created in 1897 in Spanish Colonial Revival stayle for James R. Clark. The School sisters of Notre Dames acquired it in 1937
- Nunneries - Towson
27046277
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The Convent and School of the Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart was located at 1001 West Joppa Road in Towson. The property was sold in the 1990s, the buildings demolished, and the Blakehurst Retirement Community erected. A portion of the land was retained by the Order, and a new nunnery erected.
- Nunneries - Towson
27046347
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This artist's rendition of the proposed new Convent and school of the Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart, 1001 West Joppa Road was created incident to the sale of part of the Order's property to make room for the Blakehurst Retirement Home. The old convent and school was demolished as part of that process.
- Nunneries - Towson
27046348
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A nun approaches the convent and school of the Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart at 1001 West Joppa Road. The Order built this new facilty after having demolished its old one and selling off part of its land for the Blakehurst Retirement home.
- Nunneries - Towson
27046342
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The Mother House of the School Sisters of Notre Dame is at corner of Bellona Avenue and North Charles Street in Towson.
- Nurseries - Towson
1806012
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Towson Nurseries Building at York Road near the Terracedale location showing a vista of fields with rows of growing plants and shrubs, and three substantial barn buildings.
- Nurseries - Towson
1746023
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An image of the York Road location of Towson Nurseries from a promotional publication issued by the company. In the 1950s, much of the Towson Nursery site was acquired by Baltimore County for the new Towson High School, which fronted onto Cedar Avenue. By the time of the sale the nursery had moved its operations farther up York Road north of Cockeysville, between Verona and the Loveton estate. Some of the nursery site had also been taken over by the former C.E. Thomas house.
- Nurseries - Towson
1746021
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The Towson Nursery appears at its York Road location in this promotional brochure. During the 1950s much of the Towson Nursery site was acquired by Baltimore County for the new Towson High School which fronted onto Cedar Avenue. By the time of the sale the nursery had moved its operations farther up York Road north of Cockeysville, between Verona and the Loveton estate. Some of the nursery site had also been taken over by the former C.E. Thomas house.
- Nurseries - Towson
1746018
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An image of the York Road location of Towson Nurseries from a promotional publication issued by the company. This photo shows the nursery's stone office building at Hillside and York, currently being used as a bank. In the 1950s, much of the Towson Nursery site was acquired by Baltimore County for the new Towson High School, which fronted onto Cedar Avenue. By the time of the sale the nursery had moved its operations farther up York Road north of Cockeysville, between Verona and the Loveton estate. Some of the nursery site had also been taken over by the former C.E. Thomas house.
- Nurseries - Towson
1746022
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An image of the York Road location of Towson Nurseries from a promotional publication issued by the company. In the 1950s, much of the Towson Nursery site was acquired by Baltimore County for the new Towson High School, which fronted onto Cedar Avenue. By the time of the sale the nursery had moved its operations farther up York Road north of Cockeysville, between Verona and the Loveton estate. Some of the nursery site had also been taken over by the former C.E. Thomas house.
- Nurseries - Towson
1746024
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An image of the York Road location of Towson Nurseries from a promotional publication issued by the company. In the 1950s, much of the Towson Nursery site was acquired by Baltimore County for the new Towson High School, which fronted onto Cedar Avenue. By the time of the sale the nursery had moved its operations farther up York Road north of Cockeysville, between Verona and the Loveton estate. Some of the nursery site had also been taken over by the former C.E. Thomas house.
- Nurseries - Towson
1746019
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Towson Nurseries on York Road used this stone building at Hillside Avenue as a business office. In 2001, the building was occupied by a bank.
In the 1950s, a portion of the nursery property was acquired by Baltimore County for the new Towson High School which faces Cedar Avenue. The nursery moved its operations up York Road north of Cockeysville between Verona and the Loveton estate.
The remainder of the nursery site was razed, and the complex known as York at Terracedale was built by developer Clark McKenzie in the 1980s.
- Nurseries - Towson
26948004
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Towson Nurseries while still located at York Road and Cedar Avenue. It later moved to Verona in Baltimore County.
- Nurses
2790002
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Unidentified nurse graduates, holding large bouquets of roses, were photographed on the steps of an unidentified Baltimore teaching hospital. A young man in hospital whites, possibly an intern, poses with the nurses.
- Nurses - Warren
2789003
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Two unidentified Warren women in Red Cross nurse garb with two others watching, practice first aid on an unidentified male recumbent on a bench during the WWI period.
- Nursing Homes - Lutherville
DA_00690
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to be added
- Nursing Homes - Lutherville
DA_01370
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College Manor, formerly the Maryland College for Women, is at present a nursing home.
- Nursing Homes - Lutherville
DA_00310
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to be added
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