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BRIEF: At the same site for 300 years SUMMARY: Leonardtown is the oldest municipality in Maryland. Leonard Calvert and the original colonists arrived in March 1634 and quickly established town boundaries.
St. Mary's was the first area and county established. The colonists set up a town on the site of the Yaocomico Indians. They named the area St. Mary's, in honor of Mary, the mother of Jesus. The county seat remained at St. Mary's up until 1654. The area that is now Leonardtown was then called Newtown. SUMMARY: As reported in the Baltimore American paper May, 1886: A minister that headed the parish for forty years on the Eastern Shore had a very strange occurrence happen to him twenty-two years ago. He was sixteen miles from town traveling between these two places. He was six miles from the home of a judge who had died six weeks earlier. The minister was traveling with a friend and close to sunset when he was approaching the home of the judge who had died. A carriage drawn by a lovely white horse passed very rapidly from behind and was soon out of sight. The minister said to his friend, did you notice that the carriage and horse did not make any noise when it passed. The two they went back to their conversation and they traveled a couple of more miles, when suddenly, the same horse and carriage passed them again. They could not see the driver of the carriage only his feet. The two men could not figure out how the carriage had caught up with them again, there were no crossroad areas to turn around. The horse looked like the horse that the deceased Judge owned. A half mile from the deceased judge's gate the carriage passed them again and it turned into the judge's gate. The minister quickened his horse's speed, and reached the gate only a few yards behind the silent carriage. When they looked up the lane there was no carriage and there were no wheel tracks in the dirt. BRIEF: An insane asylum and hospital dating from the Civil War SUMMARY: Weston, West Virginia is home to the Weston State Hospital. Weston State Hospital, formerly known as the Trans-Allegheny Asylum for the Insane, stands vacant but proud along the banks of the West Fork of the Monongahela River in Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia. BRIEF: Long history of the gallows, graves and numerous ghosts. SUMMARY: The Kent County Courthouse is the site of old gallows, a large and largely unmarked graveyard, and much intrigue. Past events and current exploits have stirred up trouble that, some say, remains to the present. |
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