Monday, July 08, 2013
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Saturday, July 06, 2013
May God Bless those who love us
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May God Bless those who love us
May God Bless,
those who love us,
May God Turn the hearts,
of those who don't love us,
and If He can't turn their hearts,
May God turn their ankles,
so we can tell who they are,By their limping
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May God Bless,
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May God Turn the hearts,
of those who don't love us,
and If He can't turn their hearts,
May God turn their ankles,
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Friday, July 05, 2013
Thursday, July 04, 2013
Kevin Dayhoff reading at Friendship Valley for Dr. Seuss day
Kevin Dayhoff reading at Friendship Valley for Dr. Seuss day
March 4, 2013
Kevin Dayhoff reading to elementary school children at
Friendship Valley Elementary School in Westminster, Carroll County MD, for the
GFWC Westminster Woman’s Club annual Dr. Seuss reading day event on March 4,
2013...
This is always so much fun and I look forward to it every
year. Reading with the children is always an adventure and always lots of fun.
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Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Enjoying the evening at the track at #McDaniel College. Happy 4th of July
Enjoying the evening at the track at #McDaniel College. Happy 4th of July
Colleges McDaniel, Colleges McDaniel stadium, Dayhoff running walking,
The Civil War Returns July 3, 2013 Kevin E. Dayhoff #cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 http://tinyurl.com/kd3d9rr
The Civil War
Returns July 3, 2013 Kevin E. Dayhoff #cw150
#Gettysburg150 #gburg150 http://tinyurl.com/kd3d9rr
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Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
This week, our area and the nation paused to remember the
tragic events of 150-years ago. Today marks the end of the Battle of
Gettysburg.
Fought over the first three days of July in 1863, the battle
proved to be both climatic and one of the most cataclysmic events in American
history.
The Gettysburg
campaign was Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's bold offensive into the north
in an attempt to provide a knock-out blow to the 95,000-strong Union Army of
the Potomac.
[…]
This past weekend in Westminster, the ceremonies to pay our
respects to the events of 150-years ago, began on Friday evening with services
at the Corbit’s Charge monument on Court Street and the Ascension Church
cemetery.
On Saturday and Sunday, the historic commemorations moved
north of Westminster and closer to Gettysburg and appointment with immortality
– to a living history event, “Citizen Meets Soldier,” at the Shriver family
Union Mills Homestead.
For several days in June, just before the Battle of
Gettysburg, thousands of Confederate and Union troops camped at the Union Mills
Homestead. Like much of our nation, the Shriver
family had divided loyalties during the war which pitted brother against
brother.
Last weekend the National
Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg held a three-day event to
commemorate the role that the Sisters of Charity and Daughters of Charity
played at the Battle of Gettysburg….
http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=5861
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150
#cw150, Annual Corbit's Charge, History, History 1861 1865
American Civil War, History 1861 1865 Civil War Carroll, History 18630629
Corbit's Charge, Union Mills Homestead
Photo: Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on
Saturday, June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
The Corbit's Charge Commemorative Committee and the Union
Mills Homestead Foundation, Inc. jointly planned "Corbit's Charge - Union
Mills 1863," - “a collaborative celebration and commemoration of the 150th
Anniversary of the events in Westminster and Union Mills on June 29th and June
30th, 1863,” according to a joint press release from June 27, 2012.
The planned events held last weekend commemorated “key
events in Carroll County's Civil War history, particularly in the lead-up to
and during what eventually became the Battle of Gettysburg…
“"Corbit's Charge- Union Mills 1863" … (involved)
three days of special events in Westminster and Union Mills from Friday, June
28 to Sunday, June 30, 2013. These events will include commemorations, Civil
War re-enactors and encampments, musical celebrations, and living history
displays.”
On Friday evening, June 28, 2013, the commemoration featured
walking tours of the Corbit's Charge Battle Site, along with related ceremonies
in Westminster.
On Saturday and Sunday, June 29 and 30, 2013, the venue for
the commemoration weekend was located on the scenic and spacious grounds of the
Union Mills Homestead, offering an authentic setting much the way it was in
1863….
The Civil War
Returns July 3, 2013 Kevin E. Dayhoff #cw150
#Gettysburg150 #gburg150 http://tinyurl.com/kd3d9rr
Related: The Civil War
Returns July 3, 2013 Kevin E. Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 http://tinyurl.com/kd3d9rr
Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
Opening ceremonies Union Mills 29Je2013 #cw150
#Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
Photo: Kevin Dayhoff and Caroline Babylon Friday August 13,
1863 [19990813 a CBK CW]
#cw150, Annual Corbit's Charge, History, History 1861 1865
American Civil War, History 1861 1865 Civil War Carroll, History 18630629
Corbit's Charge, Union Mills Homestead
Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd
http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
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Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday, June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
The planned events held last weekend commemorated “key
events in Carroll County's Civil War history, particularly in the lead-up to
and during what eventually became the Battle of Gettysburg…
“"Corbit's Charge- Union Mills 1863" … (involved)
three days of special events in Westminster and Union Mills from Friday, June
28 to Sunday, June 30, 2013. These events will include commemorations, Civil
War re-enactors and encampments, musical celebrations, and living history
displays.”
On Friday evening, June 28, 2013, the commemoration featured
walking tours of the Corbit's Charge Battle Site, along with related ceremonies
in Westminster.
On Saturday and Sunday, June 29 and 30, 2013, the venue for
the commemoration weekend was located on the scenic and spacious grounds of the
Union Mills Homestead, offering an authentic setting much the way it was in
1863….
At Union Mills, visitors had the opportunity “to get a front
row view of the military forces of 150 years ago, as well as the effect of the
conflict on Maryland's civilian population, which was divided in its loyalties,
sometimes pitching brother against brother. The family who lived in Union Mills
in 1863 was divided in just this manner, with the brother who lived at the
Union Mills Homestead being a Northern sympathizer, and his brother across the
street favoring the Southern cause…”
"Corbit's Charge - Union Mills 1863" on Saturday,
June 29th, and Sunday, June 30th, 2013, brought “to life
the historically significant and fascinating history of 150 years ago as
experienced in Carroll County, Maryland….”
The key historical happenings in the summer of 1863 included
“General Meade's establishment of the Pipe Creek Line defensive plan through
Carroll County, the movement of large numbers of armed forces from both North
and South through the County in the wake of General Lee's invasion of Maryland
and Pennsylvania, a spirited cavalry skirmish in Westminster, and the
occupation of and encampment in Union Mills by both Confederate and Union
armies on consecutive days - with a close call as the Confederates moved out of
Union Mills just hours before the arrival of the Union Army…
According to information provided by the Union Mills
Homestead, “In Westminster, on June 29, 1863, elements of the Union's First
Delaware Cavalry engaged the lead elements of Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate
cavalry. Though thoroughly lacking in experience and vastly outnumbered,
Companies C and D of the Delaware Regiment, approximately 100 men in all,
charged on horseback head on into the front of the rebel column of
approximately 5000 horsemen. The cavalry fight at the junction of Main Street
and Washington Road became known as "Corbit's Charge" after Capt.
Charles Corbit, Commander of the First Delaware Cavalry.
Later that evening, Stuart's Cavalry moved from Westminster
up the road to Union Mills, an important crossroads which became the center of
a large amount of military activity over the next few days. Stuart's Cavalry
arrived in Union Mills late on June 29th, where large numbers of Stuart's men
were fed flapjacks at the Union Mills Homestead, and where large numbers of
those soldiers spent the night Early the next day, June 30, 1863, General
J.E.B. Stuart and his officers were entertained and fed breakfast by the
southern-sympathizing Shrivers across the road from the Shriver Homestead.
Later that morning, Stuart's Cavalry left Union Mills, and just a few hours
later Union forces from the Union Army's Fifth Corps arrived at Union Mills.
Brig. Gen. James Barnes, First Division Commander, made the Shriver Homestead
his headquarters that evening.
About the Corbit’ s Charge Commemorative Committee -The
Committee was organized by Pipe Creek Civil War Roundtable in 2003 to
coordinate the commemoration of Corbit’s Charge in Westminster. The Committee
is part of the Community Foundation of Carroll County, Inc. and has
successfully organized annual celebrations of Corbit’s Charge in Westminster in
June of each year since 2003.
About the Union Mills Homestead Foundation, Inc. The
Homestead Foundation was established on October 11, 1964, by Frederic Shriver
Klein, Philip Shriver Klein, and Richard Henry Klein, the fifth generation of
the Shriver family to live in the Shriver Homestead. The Klein brothers
established the Foundation in order to operate, preserve, and maintain the
Union Mills Homestead and to secure appropriate preservation funding. In
ensuing years, the Kleins transferred the structures and real property to the
Carroll County Government which in turn leased the property back to the
Foundation. By a similar arrangement, ownership of the physical artifacts was
transferred to the Foundation, now a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. The
Foundation's operation of the site continues today in accordance with these
agreements, with the Carroll County Government as a key partner in its preservation
mission.
Related: The Civil War
Returns July 3, 2013 Kevin E. Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 http://tinyurl.com/kd3d9rr
Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
Opening ceremonies Union Mills 29Je2013 #cw150
#Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
Photo: Kevin Dayhoff and Caroline Babylon Friday August 13, 1863 [19990813
a CBK CW]
*****
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Baltimore City - Liberty Reservoir Day July 27, 2013: A Celebration Of Our Reservoir, Watershed And The People Who Protect Them
Baltimore City - Liberty
Reservoir Day 2013: A Celebration of Our Reservoir, Watershed and the People
Who Protect Them http://tinyurl.com/mj382o2
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and http://pinterest.com/pin/538813542889159847/
After the successful the
Prettyboy Reservoir Day on April 27 - http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/neighborhoods/manchester-lineboro/bal-prettyboy-reservoir-liquid-asset-20130426,0,1914903.story
the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) will hold the first Liberty
Reservoir Day on Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Liberty Dam,
Liberty Dam Rd., 21104.
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BALTIMORE, MD (July 1, 2013) – Public Works Director, Alfred H. Foxx, today announced that the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) will hold the first Liberty Reservoir Day on Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Liberty Dam, Liberty Dam Rd., 21104. The event will celebrate and educate attendees about Liberty Dam and Reservoir, one of Baltimore's three raw drinking-water reservoirs. Live entertainment, face-painting, emergency vehicle displays and food trucks will be on site. Active and former military members with ID will receive discounts on food purchases. Attendees will also receive American flags to celebrate both our “liberty” and “Liberty”.
Attendees of all ages can visit the Dam’s observation deck
which will be open only for this special day. Learn about Baltimore's drinking
water system, resource issues and conservation efforts. Rescued native wildlife
will be on display along with experts who will tell you all about them.
The event will also recognize the people and, yes, animals,
who protect the reservoirs and reservoir visitors. Attendees will see
demonstrations from the Chesapeake Search Dogs, three fire companies and local
police officials.
“We are excited about highlighting Liberty Dam and Reservoir
which are important parts of our regional drinking-water system,” says DPW
Director Alfred H. Foxx. “This is a wonderful opportunity to learn while having
fun.”
Participating organizations include: Baltimore City
Department of Public Works, Gamber & Community Fire Company, Liberty Road
Volunteer Fire Company, Sykesville Freedom District Fire Department, Carroll
County Sheriff’s Office, Baltimore Environmental Police, Chesapeake Search
Dogs, Scales and Tales, Baltimore County Department of Environmental Protection
and Sustainability, and the Carroll County Department of Land Use, Planning and
Development.
The event and parking are free.
For more information about Liberty Reservoir Day call
410-545-6541.
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Kevin Dayhoff - Soundtrack: Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Sat...
Kevin Dayhoff - Soundtrack: Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Sat...: Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday, June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff #cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 ...
The Corbit's Charge Commemorative Committee and the Union Mills Homestead Foundation, Inc. jointly planned "Corbit's Charge - Union Mills 1863," - “a collaborative celebration and commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the events in Westminster and Union Mills on June 29th and June 30th, 1863,” according to a joint press release from June 27, 2012. http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2013/07/opening-ceremonies-at-union-mills.html
*****
Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
The planned events held last weekend commemorated “key
events in Carroll County's Civil War history, particularly in the lead-up to
and during what eventually became the Battle of Gettysburg…
“"Corbit's Charge- Union Mills 1863" … (involved)
three days of special events in Westminster and Union Mills from Friday, June
28 to Sunday, June 30, 2013. These events will include commemorations, Civil
War re-enactors and encampments, musical celebrations, and living history
displays.”
On Friday evening, June 28, 2013, the commemoration featured
walking tours of the Corbit's Charge Battle Site, along with related ceremonies
in Westminster.
On Saturday and Sunday, June 29 and 30, 2013, the venue for
the commemoration weekend was located on the scenic and spacious grounds of the
Union Mills Homestead, offering an authentic setting much the way it was in
1863….
At Union Mills, visitors had the opportunity “to get a front
row view of the military forces of 150 years ago, as well as the effect of the
conflict on Maryland's civilian population, which was divided in its loyalties,
sometimes pitching brother against brother. The family who lived in Union Mills
in 1863 was divided in just this manner, with the brother who lived at the
Union Mills Homestead being a Northern sympathizer, and his brother across the
street favoring the Southern cause…”
"Corbit's Charge - Union Mills 1863" on Saturday,
June 29th, and Sunday, June 30th, 2013, brought “to life
the historically significant and fascinating history of 150 years ago as
experienced in Carroll County, Maryland….”
The key historical happenings in the summer of 1863 included
“General Meade's establishment of the Pipe Creek Line defensive plan through
Carroll County, the movement of large numbers of armed forces from both North
and South through the County in the wake of General Lee's invasion of Maryland
and Pennsylvania, a spirited cavalry skirmish in Westminster, and the
occupation of and encampment in Union Mills by both Confederate and Union
armies on consecutive days - with a close call as the Confederates moved out of
Union Mills just hours before the arrival of the Union Army…
According to information provided by the Union Mills
Homestead, “In Westminster, on June 29, 1863, elements of the Union's First
Delaware Cavalry engaged the lead elements of Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate
cavalry. Though thoroughly lacking in experience and vastly outnumbered,
Companies C and D of the Delaware Regiment, approximately 100 men in all,
charged on horseback head on into the front of the rebel column of
approximately 5000 horsemen. The cavalry fight at the junction of Main Street
and Washington Road became known as "Corbit's Charge" after Capt.
Charles Corbit, Commander of the First Delaware Cavalry.
Later that evening, Stuart's Cavalry moved from Westminster
up the road to Union Mills, an important crossroads which became the center of
a large amount of military activity over the next few days. Stuart's Cavalry
arrived in Union Mills late on June 29th, where large numbers of Stuart's men
were fed flapjacks at the Union Mills Homestead, and where large numbers of
those soldiers spent the night Early the next day, June 30, 1863, General
J.E.B. Stuart and his officers were entertained and fed breakfast by the
southern-sympathizing Shrivers across the road from the Shriver Homestead.
Later that morning, Stuart's Cavalry left Union Mills, and just a few hours
later Union forces from the Union Army's Fifth Corps arrived at Union Mills.
Brig. Gen. James Barnes, First Division Commander, made the Shriver Homestead
his headquarters that evening.
About the Corbit’ s Charge Commemorative Committee -The
Committee was organized by Pipe Creek Civil War Roundtable in 2003 to
coordinate the commemoration of Corbit’s Charge in Westminster. The Committee
is part of the Community Foundation of Carroll County, Inc. and has
successfully organized annual celebrations of Corbit’s Charge in Westminster in
June of each year since 2003.
About the Union Mills Homestead Foundation, Inc. The
Homestead Foundation was established on October 11, 1964, by Frederic Shriver
Klein, Philip Shriver Klein, and Richard Henry Klein, the fifth generation of
the Shriver family to live in the Shriver Homestead. The Klein brothers
established the Foundation in order to operate, preserve, and maintain the
Union Mills Homestead and to secure appropriate preservation funding. In
ensuing years, the Kleins transferred the structures and real property to the
Carroll County Government which in turn leased the property back to the
Foundation. By a similar arrangement, ownership of the physical artifacts was
transferred to the Foundation, now a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. The
Foundation's operation of the site continues today in accordance with these
agreements, with the Carroll County Government as a key partner in its preservation
mission.
Related: The Civil War
Returns July 3, 2013 Kevin E. Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 http://tinyurl.com/kd3d9rr
Opening ceremonies at Union Mills Homestead on Saturday,
June 29, 2013. Photo by Kevin Dayhoff
#cw150 #Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
Opening ceremonies Union Mills 29Je2013 #cw150
#Gettysburg150 #gburg150 #UnionMillsMd http://tinyurl.com/l6e2c8h
Photo: Kevin Dayhoff and Caroline Babylon Friday August 13, 1863 [19990813
a CBK CW]
#cw150, Annual Corbit's Charge, History, History 1861 1865
American Civil War, History 1861 1865 Civil War Carroll, History 18630629
Corbit's Charge, Union Mills Homestead
*****
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Tuesday, July 02, 2013
Steve Allgeier of Univ Md Ext Service leads tour of Willis St trees Westminster
People Allgeier Steve, Westminster File Willis St, Westminster Trees
Monday, July 01, 2013
Sunday, June 30, 2013
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