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Who Founded The State of Maryland?
MARYLAND STATE - Maryland, the Old Line State, boasts a history rooted in a unique vision of religious tolerance and colonial ambition. Unlike many other colonies founded by companies or through direct royal settlement, Maryland's origins lie in a charter granted to a single family: the Calverts.
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Philadelphia, PA - Whether you're a haunted house enthusiast, a hard-core ghost hunter, or just someone who loves the occasional freakfest, the city of brotherly love has something for you.
5 Must-Visit Haunted Attractions in Maryland
MARYLAND—If you love the thrill of the scare, Maryland is an excellent place for a haunted attraction. The state has several haunted houses and attractions that offer different types of scares. Among them are 301 Devil's Playground in Galena, The Nevermore Haunt in Baltimore, Black Box Haunt in Hagerstown, and Laurel's House of Horror in Laurel.
Uncovering 9 of Maryland's Unique and Quirky Claims to Fame
MARYLAND - The Old Line State is often associated with its iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crabs, its historic capital city of Annapolis, and its role in early American history. But beyond these well-known attributes, Maryland boasts a collection of unique claims to fame, quirky facts, and surprising distinctions that make it a genuinely fascinating state.
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