Glassboro owes much of its explosive growth due to close proximity to Rowan University. A major Nexus Properties multi-family development has greatly enhanced the residential population in and around downtown. This in turn has driven market dynamics supportive of businesses locating here. The center focal point of the development is an open space that serves … Read more
Of the several market sheds, Shed 2 is perhaps the most regal of them all. The entrance has “Eastern Market” set in stone and double arches almost making an arcade with a slender cast iron column in the center. This allows easy access inside. Low-pitched sheds to either side give ample space for vendors to … Read more
The Farmers Market in Saline while having no permanent market sheds, does have a handsome sign. Also a bike rack and a doghouse send a signal to two key constituencies – dog owners and cyclists that they are welcome to participate in the market. The doghouse was built and painted by volunteers as a fundraiser … Read more
The Maryland State House was built between 1772 and 1779. It served as the Capitol of the United States from November 26, 1783 to August 13, 1784. This state house is the oldest in the nation still in legislative use. General George Washington resigned his commission before the Continental Congress here on December 23, 1783. … Read more
George Rogers Clark floated down the Ohio River with sixty civilians and established a settlement on Corn Island. It was not only the beginning of Louisville, but also part of a secret plan to invade British territory during the American Revolution. Early maps of the Falls of the Ohio detailed the river because it was … Read more
Eight major venues tell the story of our rich musical traditions. Flatfoot at the Carter Fold or the Floyd Country Store: learn about the music’s history at the Blue Ridge Institute, the Ralph Stanley Museum or the Blue Ridge Music Center; join in a jam at the Country Cabin II: hear a live radio show … Read more
