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Kilby to Talk About Forgotten Fair Hill on March 9th

Posted on February 17, 2013 by admin

Forgotten Fair Hill – Part II, will be presented by Emily Kilby on March 9th, 2013, at 7 p.m.  at the Fair Hill NRMA.  Part I packed the house and the meeting room was filled to capacity, so if you plan to attend be sure to call and reserve your seat.

Come learn of the world that exited in the northeast corner of Cecil County, which is now contained within Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area.  Amateur historian Emily Kilby will share her ongoing discoveries about the homesites, industries and families whose traces remain hidden among the park’s natural beauties.  Old pictures, maps, and tales will bring them back to life.

Taking a scholarly approach to this in-depth exploration of this scenic region of Cecil County, Emily as spent many weeks pouring over original, largely untapped source materials to provide original insights on this unique Cecil County Story.

If you plan to attend, be sure to call and reserve your seat at 410-398-1246 in plenty of time, as the last program was full.

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