Preservation of historical sites

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(07-29-2013 07:34 PM)Jim Garrett Wrote:  

(07-18-2013 04:01 PM)L Verge Wrote:  Jim,

We have been trying to for over two years! The executive board of the Surratt Society sent two letters first - one to home and the other to his law office. No response. We also advised the Charles County Historical Society to do the same. No response. The Charles County Historic Preservation Commission called me near the end of last year to verify history of Rich Hill and to get my advice. He has not responded to their letters either.

He is a long-time delegate for this area in the state legislature as well as a well-known attorney. There's a long story there. There are regulations centered around "demolition by neglect." Whether or not they will be applied in this case, is a good question.

Reminds me of what I refer to as the Oliver T. Carr syndrome. It's my property and I'll do with it as I please, history be damned.

I noted on my April 15th tour that Rich Hill looks like it is being renovated? There were two state or county workers there looking over new on site gravel and the house looked like it was ready to receive new paint maybe before the anniversary?