| Route 108/Clarksville Pike Milestone |
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One of the five remaining milestones in Howard County, this Clarksville milestone sits dangerously close to the road and has already been damaged by a vehicle.
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| Brumbaugh House |
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The Elkridge Heritage Society, current owners, need help in restoring this late 1800's house, which housed many physicians.
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| St. Louis Church |
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Used as the original St. Louis parish church until 1889, the old chapel has fallen on hard times. Parishioners have raised funds, but restoration has not yet begun.
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| Claremont Overlook |
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An Italianate-style residence built in 1858, Claremont was used as a fort duing the Civil War. Its site is being considered for a residential development.
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| The Enchanted Forest at Elioak Farms |
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This now-closed children's theme park dates from 1955. Current owners intend to move the structures to Elioak Farm, but need funds to do so.
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| Mount Moriah Lodge |
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Built as an African-American meeting place in the late 1800's, Mount Moriah Lodge sits vacant and needs funds to complete its restoration.
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| Elk Ridge Assembly Room |
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This meeting room, located in the Lawyers Hill Historic District, was built in 1871 to promote unity among neighbors divided by the Civil War.
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| MonteJoy Outbuildings |
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Dating as early as 1695, the Mount Joy/Santa Fe Farm main house has been restored, but the slave quarters and a log cabin have partially collapsed.
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| Clover Hill |
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This brick and stone farmhouse was built about 1798. Howard County's curatorship contract for adaptive use fell through and the county is seeking other opportunities for restoration.
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| Woodlawn Slave Quarters |
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Now located on Columbia Association property, the slave quarters represents one of the few surviving buildings of its type.
Funds have been allocated towards stabilizing and protecting this resource.
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