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Glenair Airport

Glenair Airport - MD46 is an airport located in Howard County, Maryland, United States. History Glenair Airport is a private airport opened by eight adjacent property owners in March 1974. After the airstrip had finished, a Maryland Circuit Court opinion in an unrelated case ruled that county zoning did not allow for private airstrips. Ignoring the court ruling, the residents operated the airfield without a permit anyway, until a neighbor made a complaint about the noise and expressed safety concerns. In 1983, 700 area residents protested the proposed reopening of the airfield, citing noise and safety issues, but the operating permit was approved. However, in 1986, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals overturned the approval of the operating permit, stating that the permit request was only signed by seven of the eight property owners, but the next year ordered the remaining resident to sign the permit request. The airfield operators countered the safety concerns by citing the low statistical probability of aircraft falling from the sky relative to other risks. Residents also attempted to revoke the zoning of the airport due to its proximity to a high school, but that attempt was rejected by the Howard County Board of Appeals. The dispute escalated to the Maryland Court of Appeals on three separate occasions, with the final ruling in 1993 allowing the airport to remain open. In 2004, the owners of the airpark submitted a request to the county council to increase the maximum allowable aircraft from three to twelve. References
Phillips School (Laurel, Maryland)

Phillips School serves families from Howard County, Maryland, United States. It is not affiliated with the Howard County Public School System. School history In 1967, the School for Contemporary Education was founded by Larkin Phillips to work with children and youth with cognitive, emotional, social learning or behavioral challenges. The school moved to the Laurel facility from Baltimore 1994 in the former headquarters of High's Dairy, built by Clifford Y. Stephens in 1961, which was split off from the adjacent Nestlé ice cream plant. In 2014, the adjacent historic Duvall Farm was rezoned from agricultural to transit-oriented development, allowing high volume trucking operations across from the school to accommodate Coastal Sunbelt Produce. Renovation A expansion of the facility was built in 1998. References and notes External links
Scott's Run Nature Preserve

Scott's Run Nature Preserve is a nature preserve in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States. Located in McLean, it is bordered by Virginia State Route 193 to its south, Interstate 495 to its east and the Potomac River to its north. It encompasses 336 acres (136 ha) of woodland with its namesake, Scott's Run, flowing through its west side. Scott's Run originates in nearby Tysons Corner and enters the Potomac on the northwest side of the preserve. The preserve is noted for including eastern hemlocks among its plant life, which are rare for the area. It is a popular destination for recreation and hiking and is operated by the Fairfax County Park Authority. History Before the property was owned by Fairfax County, it belonged Edward B. Burling, a co-founder of the Covington & Burling law firm. During the 1920s Burling purchased the land for $200 an acre and built a cabin on the north side. He used the property for relaxation and informal business meetings. After Burling's death in October 1966, his descendants sold the property to Miller & Smith Associates (MSA) to avoid its tax burdens. MSA planned to build 309 luxury homes on what was known as the "Burling Tract". Plans also included leaving 52 percent of the land relatively untouched. When Elizabeth Miles Cooke, who lived next to the tract, noticed it was slated for development, she help organize an opposition. After a lengthy debate between citizens, the Virginia Governor, several U.S. senators, developers, and local organizations, voters opted to raise their taxes in a referendum on July 14, 1970. The measure would secure $1.5 million in order to help purchase the land. An additional $1.5 million in funding was provided by the Department of the Interior and $0.6 million from state and local governments. On September 5, 1970, the tract was officially purchased by Fairfax County for $3.6 million. References External links Scott's Run Nature Preserve Trails - Fairfax County Media related to Scott's Run Nature Preserve at Wikimedia Commons
Hard Bargain Farm

Hard Bargain Farm is the former country estate and working farm of Alice and Henry G. Ferguson. It is located at 2001 Bryan Point Road in Accokeek, Maryland, overlooking the Potomac River. The property, now a smaller portion of the 330 acres (130 ha) they purchased, was developed by them into a "country garden". Alice Ferguson, an artist, produced a significant body of her work here, and oversaw both the operations of the farm they established, and studied the prehistoric archaeological remains found on the property. (The Accokeek Creek Site, now in Piscataway Park on land donated by the Fergusons, was first studied by her.) The Fergusons established the Ferguson Foundation in 1954 to manage the property. The foundation operates the property as an educational center focused on land stewardship and historical farming practices in the region. The property includes a heavy timber frame tobacco barn originally constructed between about 1830 and 1850, and rebuilt in the post-American Civil War era. Popular events include the annual Pinot on the Potomac fundraiser, and the annual Potomac River litter cleanups. Hard Bargain Farm was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Prince George's County, Maryland References External links Media related to Hard Bargain Farm at Wikimedia Commons Hard Bargain Farm, Prince George's County, Inventory No.: PG:83-2, including undated photo, at Maryland Historical Trust website Hard Bargain Farm website
Algonkian Regional Park

Algonkian Regional Park is located on the Potomac River in Sterling, Virginia at Cascades, Virginia. The 838-acre park is owned and operated by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority (NOVA Parks) and contains open fields, picnic shelters, rental cottages, an event center for weddings and meetings, a boat launch with access to the Potomac River, the Volcano Island water park open from May to September, and an 18-hole golf course. The park is bisected by the Potomac Heritage Trail. History NOVA Parks purchased Algonkian from the Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco) in 1975, dedicating the new facility in 1976. Pepco had constructed an 18-hole golf course on the facility as a getaway for its employees. NOVA Parks kept the course as the park's centerpiece, eventually adding vacation cottages in 1983, and an event center in 1984. The event center was fully remodeled in 2006. The Woodlands Algonkian Regional Park is home to The Woodlands, a special event facility immediately adjacent to the park's golf course, constructed in 1984 and fully remodeled in 2006. References
Maryland State House

Das Maryland State House in Annapolis ist Sitz der Maryland General Assembly, des Parlaments des amerikanischen Bundesstaats Maryland. Erbaut 1772 im georgianischen Stil ist es das älteste, durchgehend genutzte State House der Vereinigten Staaten. Das Gebäude befindet sich am State Circle 100. Parlamentssitz Das Gebäude dient den beiden Kammern der General Assembly (Parlament) von Maryland, dem Maryland Senate und dem Maryland House of Delegates, in jedem Jahr 90 Tage lang als Parlamentsgebäude. Außerdem befinden sich im Gebäude die Büros der gewählten Repräsentanten des Staates: des Gouverneurs, des Vize-Gouverneurs und des Justizministers sowie der Vorsitzenden der beiden Parlamentskammern. Historische Bedeutung Das Maryland State House war nach dem Ende Amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitskriegs, als Annapolis kurzzeitig Hauptstadt der jungen Vereinigten Staaten war, vom 26. November 1783 bis zum 13. August 1784 Versammlungsort des zweiten Kontinentalkongresses, der Revolutionsregierung der Vereinigten Staaten. In dieser Phase unterzeichnete George Washington hier am 23. Dezember 1783 nach dem gewonnenen Revolutionskrieg den Rücktritt als Kommandant der Continental Army, und der Kontinentalkongress ratifizierte hier am 14. Januar 1784 den Vertrag von Paris, der den Unabhängigkeitskrieg der USA offiziell beendete. Aufgrund der historischen Bedeutung wurde das State House 1960 zur National Historic Landmark erklärt, seit 1966 ist das Gebäude im National Register of Historic Places gelistet. Die Kuppel des Maryland State House wurde im Jahr 2000 auf dem State Quarter abgebildet, der Gedenkmünze des Bundesstaates Maryland im Rahmen der 50 State Quarters-Serie der amerikanischen Münzprägeanstalt. Baugeschichte Das Gebäude war das dritte State House an diesem Ort, nachdem die Hauptstadt der Kolonie 1695 von Saint Mary’s City nach Anne Arundel’s Towne, dem späteren Annapolis verlegt worden war. Das erste State House brannte 1704 ab, das zweite wurde 1709 fertiggestellt und 60 Jahre später abgerissen, nachdem es baufällig geworden war und sich als zu klein für die gewachsene Verwaltung erwiesen hatte, der Grundstein für dieses dritte State House wurde am 28. März 1772 gelegt. Architekt der ersten Bauphase bis 1779 war Joseph Horatio Anderson. Im Rahmen größerer Reparatur- und Umbauarbeiten ab 1785 wurde der Architekt Joseph Clark beauftragt, auch eine neue Kuppel zu entwerfen; diese wurde die größte Holzkuppel der USA ohne Metallnägel. Gekrönt ist die Kuppel durch einen Blitzableiter nach Plänen von Benjamin Franklin. Die Vorlage für Clarks ungewöhnlichen Entwurf der neuen Kuppel ist nicht bekannt, allerdings wurden auffällige Ähnlichkeiten zur Kuppel des Karlsruher Schlossturms festgestellt. Siehe auch Liste der National Historic Landmarks in Maryland Weblinks Maryland State Archives: Maryland State House Maryland Historical Trust, Maryland’s National Register Properties: Maryland State House National Register of Historic Places, Digital Asset 66000385: Maryland Statehouse Anmerkungen
Capitole de l'État du Maryland

Le Capitole de l'État du Maryland, construit entre 1772 et 1779 par Joseph Horatio Anderson, se trouve à Annapolis, capitale de l'État. Il est inscrit au National Historic Landmark en 1960. Son dôme apparait sur le State Quarter commémoratif de l'État de Maryland de 2000. Liens externes Ressources relatives à l'architecture : Registre national des lieux historiques The Skyscraper Center Structurae Portail du Registre national des lieux historiques Portail de la politique américaine Portail du Maryland ]
Campidoglio (Annapolis)

Il Campidoglio di Annapolis (in lingua inglese Maryland State Capitol) è la sede governativa dello Stato del Maryland, negli Stati Uniti d'America. Si tratta del più antico edificio legislativo statale ancora in uso, completato nel 1772 e costruito in stile georgiano. Voci correlate Annapolis Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Campidoglio Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su msa.maryland.gov. (EN) State House, su Enciclopedia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Campidoglio, su archINFORM. (EN) Campidoglio, su Structurae. (EN) Campidoglio, su Skyscraper Center. (EN) Campidoglio, su Geographic Names Information System, USGS.
Maryland State House

Het Maryland State House is het parlementsgebouw van de Amerikaanse staat Maryland. Het staat in de hoofdstad Annapolis. Het werd ontworpen door Joseph Horatio Anderson. Het gebouw heeft een grote rol gespeeld in de vroege geschiedenis van de Verenigde Staten. Zo werd het in 1783 en 1784 gebruikt door het Amerikaans Congres. Sinds 15 oktober 1966 heeft het de status van National Historic Landmark. Geschiedenis In 1772 werd met de bouw begonnen. Het gebouw was pas in 1779 af. De Amerikaanse Onafhankelijkheidsoorlog zorgde namelijk voor grote vertragingen. In 1783 en 1784 was Annapolis de hoofdstad van de Verenigde Staten en werd het gebouw gebruikt door het Amerikaans Congres. Op 23 december 1783 nam George Washington ontslag als opperbevelhebber van leger. Hij deed dit in het State House. Op 14 januari 1784 werd in hetzelfde gebouw de Vrede van Parijs (het einde van de Onafhankelijkheidsoorlog) gerattificeerd. Trivia Het State House heeft de grootste houten koepel zonder spijkers, die ooit in de Verenigde Staten is gebouwd. De koepel staat afgebeeld op het Maryland State Quarter. Benjamin Franklin, de uitvinder van de bliksemafleider, heeft persoonlijk een bliksemafleider op het dak geïnstalleerd. Externe links State House trust
Капитолий штата Мэриленд

Капито́лий шта́та Мэ́риленд (англ. Maryland State House) находится в городе Аннаполис — столице штата Мэриленд. В нём проводит свои заседания легислатура («генеральная ассамблея») штата Мэриленд (Maryland General Assembly), состоящая из Палаты делегатов и Сената штата Мэриленд. История и архитектура Капитолий штата Мэриленд был построен в 1772—1779 годах по проекту архитектора Джозефа Горацио Андерсона (Joseph Horatio Anderson). С ноября 1783 года до августа 1784 года он служил Капитолием Соединённых Штатов Америки, и в нём проходили заседания Конгресса Конфедерации. В частности, 23 декабря 1783 года перед этим конгрессом генерал Джордж Вашингтон сложил с себя полномочия главнокомандующего Континентальной армией, а 14 января 1784 года конгресс ратифицировал Парижский мир — договор между США и Великобританией, завершивший войну за независимость США. В начале XX века архитектурной компанией Baldwin and Pennington была проведена значительная реконструкция капитолия, которая завершилась в 1905 году. Вместо расширений, добавленных в XIX веке, была построена одна большая пристройка (Annex), в которой, в частности, находились новые залы заседаний Палаты делегатов и Сената штата Мэриленд. Капитолий штата Мэриленд считается самым старым из капитолиев штатов США, который непрерывно служил в качестве здания для законодателей. Высота капитолия — 55,2 м. 19 декабря 1960 года Капитолий штата Мэриленд получил статус Национального исторического памятника США, а 15 октября 1966 года он был внесён в Национальный реестр исторических мест США под номером 66000385. См. также Список капитолиев США Аннаполис Примечания Ссылки The Maryland State House, msa.maryland.gov Maryland State House Society of Architectural Historians Archpedia — sah-archipedia.org Архивировано 16 мая 2021 года.
Maryland State House

Maryland State House är säte för delstaten Marylands lagstiftande församling, Maryland General Assembly, i Annapolis och den äldsta kapitoliumbyggnaden i en amerikansk delstat som fortfarande används för sitt ursprungliga ändamål. Bakgrund Huset är unikt i det att det är den enda kapitoliumbyggnaden i en delstat som dessutom har tjänstgjort som USA:s kapitoliumbyggnad då kontinentalkongressen hade sina möten i den gamla senatskammaren mellan 26 november 1783 och 13 augusti 1784. Huset ritades av arkitekten Joseph Horatio Anderson och byggnadsarbetet inleddes år 1772. Huset var således inte helt färdigt då det var säte för kontinentalkongressen. Exteriören blev färdig år 1788 och interiören år 1797. Åskledaren på kupolen är den största av sitt slag som installerades under uppfinnaren Benjamin Franklins livstid och den konstruerades enligt Franklins instruktioner. Guvernörens kansli och residens Maryland State House rymmer även kansliet för Marylands guvernör. Guvernörens residens, Government House, ligger på andra sidan gatan från delstatshuset. Referenser Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Maryland State House.﻿
Капітолій штату Меріленд

Капітолій штату Меріленд (англ. Maryland State House) — громадська будівля, місцеперебування (осідок) обох палат законодавчого органу Меріленду, розміщений у м. Аннаполіс. Див. також Список капітоліїв США Список символів штату Меріленд Примітки Посилання Maryland State House [Архівовано 7 вересня 2020 у Wayback Machine.] on Maryland State Archives The State House Annex [Архівовано 9 липня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] on Maryland State Archives Recommendations for restoration of The Old Senate Chamber [Архівовано 10 червня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] on Maryland State Archives Maryland State House — Art Tour [Архівовано 23 жовтня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] on Annapolis, MD | Official Website Maryland State House [Архівовано 16 травня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] | SAH ARCHIPEDIA (Society of Architectural Historians) The Maryland State House — Stairwell Room — View of Annapolis // msa.maryland.gov Maryland State House. Maryland // National Park Service Maryland State House Historic Marker (Maryland State House Historic Marker // State Symbols USA) Some History On The State House, By Michael Malone | Severna Park Voice 10 Oldest State Capitol Buildings Still in Use
University of Maryland Laurel Medical Center

University of Maryland Laurel Medical Center is a free-standing emergency care facility that also provides outpatient clinical and surgical services. Located in unincorporated Prince George's County, Maryland, near Laurel, it previously served as a community hospital. History Laurel Regional Hospital was proposed in 1972. Construction funds were approved by Prince George's County Executive Winfield M. Kelly Jr. in 1975 for a $14.5 million hospital. The building was constructed in 1978 as the "Greater Laurel-Beltsville Hospital" for $20 million. In 1983, the Prince George's council created the Community Hospital and Health Care corporation to manage the county's three hospitals. In July 1985, the Hospital Corporation of America was hired to manage the hospital system. Winfield M. Kelly Jr. was appointed chairman of the board and 22 members volunteered to resign. In 1993, Kelly became president of Dimensions Healthcare which took over management of Prince George's hospitals; he left Dimensions in mid-2003. Specialty and wound care In July 2011, the Gladys Spellman Specialty Care Unit relocated to Laurel Regional Hospital from Cheverly, Maryland, where it had been for 43 years. The fourth-floor unit was named for former politician Gladys Noon Spellman. The hospital is home since 1995 to a specialty outpatient Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine center. The center houses two monoplace hyperbaric chambers which are used for special kinds of advanced wound healing. The center received Center of Distinction Status for 2015 by its Healogics network after 12 consecutive months of "patient satisfaction higher than 92 percent, and a minimum wound healing rate of at least 91 percent within 30 median days to heal." Transition to medical center On July 31, 2015, Dimensions Healthcare announced its decision to close the hospital and retain only outpatient services until a new ambulatory surgery center is built in 2018. On July 18, 2016, a plan was announced by Laurel officials that would result in the hospital's being operated by the University of Maryland Medical System. On September 1, 2017, UMMS announced its ownership of Dimensions Healthcare, renamed "University of Maryland Capital Region Health". With this change, the Laurel hospital's name became University of Maryland Laurel Regional Hospital. In September 2018, Laurel Regional received approval from the Maryland Health Care Commission to begin building a medical center on the campus, after filing a request in April. Inpatient medical and surgical units and behavioral health services moved to UM Prince George's Hospital Center by November, while some other programs remained at the hospital during transition, including the wound care center and emergency services. Construction began in March 2021, and a new 83,742-square-foot (7,780 m2) medical center building opened on June 4, 2023. Future plans include construction of a new medical office building, and demolition of the old hospital as the new campus continues to grow. References External links UM Laurel Medical Center website
Университет „Джонс Хопкинс“

„Джонс Хопкинс“ (на английски: The Johns Hopkins University, съкратено JHU, наричан също Johns Hopkins, както и накратко Hopkins) е изследователски частен университет, намиращ се в гр. Балтимор, щата Мериленд, САЩ. Има филиали в щата Мериленд, столицата Вашингтон, както и в Италия, Китай и Сингапур. Носи името на американския бизнесмен и филантроп Джонс Хопкинс. Галерия Кампуси Личности Преподаватели Марсел Детиен (1935 – 2019), класически филолог Рикардо Джакони (1931 – 2018), астрофизик, носител на Нобелова награда по физика за 2002 г. Хю Кенър (1923 – 2003), литературен историк и критик Уолтър Бен Майкълс (р. 1948), литературен теоретик и историк Даниел Нейтънс (1928 – 1999), микробиолог, носител на Нобеловата награда за физиология или медицина за 1978 г. Адам Рийс (р. 1969), физик Жан Старобински (1930 – 2019), историк на идеите Франсис Фукуяма (р. 1952), социолог, политолог, политикономист Възпитаници Джон Барт (р. 1930), писател Майкъл Блумбърг (р. 1942), 108-и кмет на Ню Йорк Сити Джон Уилър (1911 – 2008), физик Айрис Чан (1968 – 2004), писателка Източници Външни препратки ((en)) Официален сайт
Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University er et universitet i Baltimore i staten Maryland i USA. Universitet blev stiftet i 1876 og er navngivet efter dets første velgører, den amerikanske iværksætter og filantrop Johns Hopkins. Han testamenterede 7 mio. dollars (ca. 150 mio. i 2017-dollars), hvoraf halvdelen gik til at etablere Johns Hopkins Hospital og det var på daværende tidspunkt den største testamenterede donation nogensinde i USA. Referencer
Johns Hopkins Egyetem

A Johns Hopkins Egyetem (JHU) egy magánegyetem Baltimore-ban, az USA Maryland államában. Az egyetemnek kihelyezett oktatási központjai vannak Washingtonban, Olaszországban, Kínában és Szingapúrban is. Az intézmény névadója Johns Hopkins vasútmágnás, aki a végrendeletében hétmillió dollárt hagyományozott az egyetem és a hozzá tartozó kórház alapítására, amire 1876-ban került sor. A Johns Hopkins Egyetem kiemelkedő kutatási tevékenységet folytat. Kampuszok Fő kampuszok és részlegek: Homewood (Észak-közép-Baltimore ) School of Arts and Sciences (1876) School of Education (1909) School of Engineering (1913) Kelet-Baltimore (Medical Institutions Campus) School of Nursing (1889) School of Medicine (1893) School of Public Health (1916) Baltimore központ Peabody Institute (1857) School of Business (2007) Washington D.C. School of Advanced International Studies (1943) Laurel, (Baltimore és Washington között) Applied Physics Laboratory (1942) Tagság Az egyetem az alábbi szervezeteknek a tagja: Oak Ridge Associated Universities ORCID Digitális Könyvtárak Szövetsége Kutatókönyvtárak Szövetsége Consortium of Social Science Associations arXiv DataCite Association of American Universities Amerikai Főiskolák és Egyetemek Szövetsége Amerikai Oktatási Tanács Nemzeti Bölcsészettudományi Szövetség Open Education Network Higher Education Leadership Initiative for Open Scholarship Információhálózati Koalíció Kutatókönyvtárak Központja Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Council on Governmental Relations Leányszervezetek Az egyetem alá az alábbi szervezetek tartoznak: Center for Africana Studies, Johns Hopkins University Center for a Livable Future, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare Peninsula Regional Medical Center Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs Human Language Technology Center of Excellence Peabody Institute Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies Hopkins–Nanjing Center The Johns Hopkins University SAIS Bologna Center Johns Hopkins University Press Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Biblioteca della Johns Hopkins University. School of advanced international studies. Bologna Center Ingatlanok és szervezetek Az egyetem az alábbi ingatlanok és szervezetek a tulajdonosa: Homewood Field WJHU Imagine Maxine F. Singer Research Building Evergreen Museum & Library Galéria Források "A Brief History of JHU". Johns Hopkins University. 2008. február 10. dátummal az eredeti címről archiválva. Hozzáférés: 2011. augusztus 15. További információk A Johns Hopkins University honlapja (angolul)