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Listening In - Artifacts and Echoes of Maryland's Mother Country (Hardcover)
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Listening In - Artifacts and Echoes of Maryland's Mother Country (Hardcover)
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St. Mary's County is where colonial Maryland began, with the
establishment of St. Mary's City on the site of an ancient
Yaocomico village as Maryland's first capital in 1634. Southern
Maryland has been home to human occupation for at least 12,000
years, and since 1634 the area has seen myriad changes through the
rise and fall of tobacco agriculture and its associated enslaved
labor to its current status as a bedroom community to Washington,
DC, and as home to the Patuxent Naval Air Station. Although
historically rural, the area is slowly giving rise to suburban
development, and so ties to the past become increasingly important.
In Listening In, Merideth Taylor provides a captivating, even
pioneering approach to capturing the land and life of Maryland's
""mother county."" She integrates her own engaging photographs of
buildings of all kinds, many of them in disrepair, with imaginative
text called ""ghost stories"" that relate to the photographs in one
way or another. These stories are based on living oral histories
that Taylor has heard over the many years she has lived in the
area. And so we gain a true sense of what life in St. Mary's County
was-and the place it is becoming.
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