
Santa Sighted in Hampton!
Santa was spotted aboard the Providence Volunteer Fire Company Truck moments ago in
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Santa was spotted aboard the Providence Volunteer Fire Company Truck moments ago in
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In mid-May, Notre Dame Preparatory School (NDP) will begin construction of a turf field honoring Yeardley Reynolds Love ’06. This turf field will replace an already-existing grass field, located between the softball and the Batza fields, on the school’s campus. In February, Sister Patricia McCarron, headmistress of NDP, and members of the school’s Building and Grounds Committee met with
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You might be familiar with the online photo-sharing site called Flickr; and within this site there are "groups" which are ways to categorize and share photos of a particular theme or interest. We have created a new group on Flickr called "The Hampton Community, Towson, MD," and we invite you to join. It will be a fun way to share our personal visions of our community. If you would like to
Read MoreCALL TO ARTISTS: Please submit to HHI by March 1st any two samples of original artwork. From these, a jury will select approximately 15 - 20 artists to exhibit one painting (maximum size of 22”x 28), at the inaugural event of the HAI, which will take place on Friday, April 20th, from 6-8 pm in the Orangery at Hampton National Historic Site. This painting must be inspired by any aspect
Read MoreSeveral houses on Hampton Lane will hold yard sales this Saturday, November 19th from 7am to 11am. Any houses wishing to bring things to to sell for themselves are welcome to have space on our lawns at 510 and 512 Hampton Lane. Any houses on Hampton Lane who wish to participate just need to set up on their own yards by 7am Saturday. For further information, Kathy at 410-746-0800.
Read MoreOne of my favorite things to do is to walk around the grounds of the Hampton Historic site, which preserves the memories of the people who lived there beginning in the early 1800’s, until moral and economic changes ended this way of life. The integrity with which the land and buildings are preserved by the National Park Service allows you to fully imagine the lives of the enslaved African
Read MoreEvery year one knows it is the start of the holiday season when the train tracks begin going up at Kenilworth Mall. But did you know a small version of similar tracks lies right within our neighborhood? While walking around the neighborhood one morning, I spied a series of miniature train tracks running through a neighbor’s yard. I was intrigued. Little houses and depots stood around the track,
Read MoreThe Women’s Committee of Historic Hampton Inc. had a fundraiser this Spring at the Engineer’s Club in Mt. Vernon. Nancy Smith, the president, hosted General Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson, as they reminisced about their roles in the founding of America and in the days surrounding the French revolution. Jefferson was minister to France in 1789 when revolutionary zeal was
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