Evening star., 1934-06-17
PUBLIC LIBRARY
MARYLAND.

In connection with the festivities
marking the close of Marylands Ter
centenary Celebration, the Public Lii
brary presents the following list of
books on Maryland selected from
among the volumes in the hbrary's
collection for those who wish to read
further on the subject.
maryland, MY Maryland"
Maryland Manual, 1881: a Compen-
dium of Legal Historical and Sta
tistical Information Relating to
the State of Maryland, compiled
by D. C. Winebrenner. 1881.
JT857 .M36. (Reference.)
An official State publication, in
cluding the States constitution and
information on State and local gov
ernmental institutions.
Maryland in National Politics, from
Charles Carroll to Albert C.
Ritchie. by j. F. ESsary. 1882.
F857 .Es77ma.
"a presentation of the parts played
in the Nations history by those dis
tinguished Marylanders who
helped lay the foundations of this
Government, who have builded upon
that foundation, who have made their
country's laws, and have had a po-
tential influence in shaping its des-
tiny
Maryland in Prose and Poetry; Reel
tationS and Readings Pertaining
to the State, compiled by E. M.
Noble and others. 1909. F857.
N666.
Designed to fill the need for a
volume of selections suitable for use
on Maryland day" and other patri-
otic celebrations.
The Representative Authors of Mary
land, from the Earliest Time to
the Present Day, with Biographical
Notes and Comments upon their
work, by H. E. Shepherd. 1911.
E.9Sh46r.
Homes of the Cavaliers"
Old Manors in the Colony Of Mary
land: first series. On the Potomac,
by Mrs. A. M. L. SiouSsat. 1911.
G857. .Si78.
ITO familiarize the women Of
Maryland with their birthright and
heritage" Mrs Sioussat has prepared
these sketches of Southern Mary
lands historic houses.
Old Brick Churches of Maryland, by
H. w. Ridgely. 1894. 57.R43o.
Miss Ridgely and Miss Stewart. her
able illustrator, have recorded with
pen and brush the results of their
quest of Maryland's Colonial churches.
Maryland Pertinent Facts Briefly
Sketched. ed. by H. L. Bradley.
1881. G857B72
A handy booklet presenting the
high spots of Marylands history and
geography.
Twelve Old Houses West of Chesa-
peake Bay: Measured Drawings
and Text. by A. F. Worthington.
1918. VIM W897.
Architectural descriptions of Colon
ial mansions easily reached from
Washington.
Potomac Landings, by Paul Wilstach.
1882. G857W69.
The story of the country along both |
sides of the lower Potomac entertain !
ingly told, from the time of the early |
pioneers to the present. A new
edition of Mr.. Wilstach's original !
book.
Homes of the Cavaliers, by Katherine |
Scarborough. 1880. G857Sca7.
Houses built on the banks of the |
Chesapeake and its inflowing rivers |
by the aristocrats from overseas E.
and the lives they lived in these |
homes are the theme of this we'll |
planned and capably carried-out |
book" Especially interesting from |
the architectural standpoint.
Some Gardens and Mansions of |
Maryland; a Descriptive Guide, |
comp. by Mrs. w. H. Buck and |
others. 1880. G857.B65.
Brief notes on q fine old Maryland |
estates, with a schedule for the
who wishes to make syste-
matte pilgrimage to them.
Tidewater Maryland. by Paul Wills
tach. 1881. G5S7W72.
"Recaptures all the Colonial and
early nineteenth century glamour and
lomance of an historical American
1t should suggest many
an enjoyable trip to the motorist,
aside from the appeal of its text and
The Chesapeake Bay Country, by
Swepson Earle. 1924. G857C. Ear.
"a comprehensive picturiZa-
ton . that will give any one a full
idea of what the bay country means
and what it contains in American life
and history" Generously illustrated.