America’s National Parks Podcast
Society & Culture:Places & Travel
Amidst the rolling hills of Baltimore County, a two-lane road cleaves the sixty-two acres that remain of a former grand estate and plantation that once covered twenty-five thousand acres. The mansion sits on the north side and the remnants of the farm to the south. It’s a storybook picture, set in the middle of what is now a busy suburb of Baltimore. But, as most plantations go — the horrific enslavement of humans mars the earth that helped a new nation prosper.
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The Great Humanitarian
White Nose Syndrome
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Angel of the Battlefield
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101 Years Apart
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