BG WWI Exibit - NL

Mary Mannix, manager of the Maryland Room at the C. Burr Artz Public Library in downtown Frederick, stands with the Library of America’s “World War I and America” project that will be on display through December in the entrance to the library.

Walk through the doors of the C. Burr Artz Public Library in downtown Frederick and you’ll step back in time 100 years.

The exhibit that lines the interior walkway of the library transports viewers to the American experience during World War I. Black and white photographs, telegram messages, propaganda posters and newspaper clippings depict life at home and abroad during a pivotal but oft-forgotten time in history.

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mdroom

Programs for March and April still being planned. Topics will include a day in the life of a modern submariner, WWI subchasers, and the influenza pandemic. Please regularly check FCPL's website and Facebook page.

CDReid

I've been to the Lusitania memorial on the old Head of Kinsale, Co. Cork. A beautiful, isolated spot.

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