Montgomery County Almshouse 1912

Published November 12, 2020 at 3003 × 1677 in Lewis Reed Photos in Film Premiere: The Three (Known) Lynchings of Montgomery County, Maryland | Leave a comment

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The Montgomery County Maryland Almshouse was established in 1789 and torn down in 1959. Photo taken by Lewis Reed, 1912

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