MD: Plaque identifies the cork oak tree planted and dedicated by the Hon. Herbert R. O'Conor, Governor of Maryland, at the Arbor Day exercises on the State House Grounds in Annapolis. The Governor planting the cork treeThis restored linen postcard captures an Arbor Day ceremony on the State House Grounds in Annapolis, where Governor Herbert R. O'Conor planted and dedicated a cork oak tree before a gathered crowd and a listening radio audience. A small plaque commemorates the dedication, while the scenes show the Governor at the freshly planted tree and addressing the assemblage. The Maryland State House in Annapolis is the oldest U. S. state capitol still in

which is evident in this image

Johnstons work is held in esteemed collections

Beautifully restored map of Norwich

the image showcases the ironwork and stairways of a structure dating back to 1850

a significant collection that documents historic buildings throughout the region

The image highlights the dovecotes

Originally built by Thos

As part of the Library of Congress collection

and this image stands as a testament to that initiative

Her work aimed to preserve and promote the rich architectural heritage of the region

showcasing styles that blend Spanish colonial influences with early American design

A charming piece of Baltimore history for any wall