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Catoctin History
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Catoctin History is the illustrated regional history magazine of the Catoctin Center for Regional Studies. The magazine is a non-profit, educational forum for
research and information about the history and culture of mid-Maryland and the surrounding area. Eclectic in design and content, Catoctin History offers a broad perspective on the region's past.
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The magazine has received several honors, including:
- 2004 Certificate of Commendation from the American Association
for State and Local History
- 2004 Educational Excellence Award from the Maryland
Historical Trust
- 2004 Award of Excellence from the Printing and Imaging
Industries of
Maryland
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Click on the following link to hear the NPR radio report on the Heifer Relief Project Reunion, as described in Issue #6 of Catoctin History:
http://wamu.org/programs/mc/05/09/02.php
[After opening the link, scroll down the page to find "The Seagoing Cowboys" article and a link to the audio file.]
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Catoctin History is published two times a year. An annual subscription to the magazine is $10 (two issues). A single issue is $5.00, and back issues can be purchased for $3.00.
To order Catoctin History, please visit the FCC Bookstore by clicking on this link
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Catoctin History welcomes submissions and suggestions for
feature articles and columns.
Before sending any material, however, please first contact
the Editor by e-mail at
dherrin@frederick.edu, or by telephone at 301-624-2773,
or by mail at: Catoctin History, Frederick Community College,
7932 Opossumtown Pike, Frederick, MD 21702
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