Carroll County's 188th Birthday Celebration 1-25-25
Steve Bowersox tells the early history of Westminster High School in celebration of Carroll County's 188th birthday.
Episodes
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Box Lunch Talks-The Autobiography of John Baptist Snowden 2-21-23
Historical Society of Carroll County Box Lunch Talks-The Autobiography of John Baptist Snowden 2-21-23
Author Diane Boettcher highlights her autobiography of John Baptist Snowden. Copyright © Community Media Center of Carroll County. Inc. 2023
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Historical Society of Carroll County Box Lunch Talk: Ten Tanneries
Historical Society of Carroll County Box Lunch Talk: Ten Tanneries
Following an investigation of the Shriver Tannery at Union Mills, speaker Samuel Riley turns to a larger discussion of tanneries in Carroll County with a focus on the ten tanneries in the area between Sam’s Creek and Union Mills [ . . . ]
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HSCC Virtual Gala - Getting the Message 2021
The Historical Society of Carroll County presents: Getting The Message Virtual Gala held on 6/26/2021.
This year’s theme was “A Historical Celebration of Communication in Carroll County.” The virtual auction is now closed
but viewers can still donate to the Historical Society's Gift for the [ . . . ]
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African American Soldiers and Sailors in the Civil War
Historical Society of Carroll County Box Lunch Talk. African American Soldiers and Sailors in the Civil Wa
Carroll County contributed a large number of its free and enslaved African American men to fight for the Union during the Civil War. Most ended up in the infantry, but some were [ . . . ]
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Talks at the Tavern - The Panic Broadcast
The Historical Society of Carroll County's Talks at the Tavern - The Panic Broadcast. Join Frank Batavick as he plays excerpts of the historic H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds radio program and discusses its continuing power and appeal.
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Box Lunch Talk - Ghosts and Legends
The Historical Society of Carroll County's Box Lunch Talk - Ghosts and Legends of Carroll County. Dr. Jesse Glass shares ghost tales and folklore about Carroll County.
