Reports of cases argued and determined in the General Court and Court of Appeals of the State of Maryland, form 1800 ... [to 1826] /

Spine title: Maryland reports.

Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals of Maryland in 1826 ...[to] 1829 /

Spine title: Maryland reports.

Report of the joint committee appointed to visit and inspect the Maryland penitentiary.

["By the House of delegates Feb.29, 1832. Read the first time and ordered to lie on the table and be printed."-t.p.]

An address delivered in the Senate Chamber of Maryland before "The Association of the Theta Delta Phi" of St. John's College, 4th July, 1837 /

Mode of access: Internet.

[Maryland state documents and committee reports for 1843-1844 : pamphlet collection.]

Document A is: Annual message of the Executive, to the General Assumbly of Maryland, December Session, 1843.

Report of the grand inquest of the State of Maryland into the background, causes and possible ending of the current strike in the Baltimore Transit Company.

Mode of access: Internet.

Biennial report of the State Tax Commission of Maryland.

Mode of access: Internet.

Maryland conservationist.

Description based on: Vol. 57, no. 3 (May/June 1981)

Calendar of Maryland State papers.

Mode of access: Internet.

Entrenchment of GIS technology for enterprise solutions in Maryland's state and local government

Beginning in 1974, the State of Maryland created spatial databases under the MAGI (Maryland's Automated Geographic Information) system. Since that early GIS, other state and local agencies have begun GISs covering a range of applications from critical lands inventories to cadastral mapping. In 1992, state agencies, local agencies, universities, and businesses began a series of GIS coordination activities, resulting in the formation of the Maryland Local Geographic Information Committee and the Maryland State Government Geographic Information Coordinating Committee. GIS activities and system installations can be found in 22 counties plus Baltimore City, and most state agencies. Maryland's decision makers rely on a variety of GIS reports and products to conduct business and to communicate complex issues more effectively. This paper presents the status of Maryland's GIS applications for local and state decision making.

Elizabeth Engel nee Benjamin-Rasmussen in her home; Silver Springs, Maryland Portraits Women

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Elizabeth Engel nee Benjamin-Rasmussen with her daughter Dorel Hall nee Engel in Elizabeth's home; Silver Springs, Maryland Portraits Family

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Elizabeth Engel nee Benjamin-Rasmussen in her home; Silver Springs, Maryland Portraits Women

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Elizabeth Engel nee Benjamin-Rasmussen with her daughter Dorel Hall nee Engel in Elizabeth's home; Silver Springs, Maryland Portraits Family

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Aspects of the oyster season in Maryland: Involving labor conflicts detrimental to both seafood and cannery industries, with special reference to the latter

For fully three decades there has been an almost steady decline in Maryland's oyster production... are alarmed for its future. Reasons for decline, data supplied,importance of brood oysters and clutch replenishment. Problems of warm weather and bacterial activity as well as tongs grinding the bottom. Conflicts in canning of early season oysters and late season crops like tomatoes. (PDF contains 16 pages)