TOWSON FOURTH OF JULY PARADE
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Longaberger/Vera Bradley BINGO November 4, 2010 American Legion Post #22 125 York Road Doors open 6 P.M. - Games begin 7 P.M. Food/Beverages Available Cost $12 in advance - $15 at door Raffles/Specials/Door Prizes For tickets call Maryann 410 931-1749 or Pat 410 256-4662 Make checks payable to The Towson 4th of July Parad |
Bus Trip
Hillwood Estates in Washington D.C.
Date: Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Time: 8:30-4:30
Leaving from: Towson American Legion Parking Lot
Founded by American collector and heiress to the Post Cereal
Empire, Marjorie Merriweather Post, Hillwood Estates is one of the
premier art collector’s museums in the U.S. It features the most
comprehensive collection of Russian imperial art outside of Russia
and a world renowned collection of 18th century French art and
furnishings. It is surrounded by 25 acres of luscious formal gardens
.
Lunch will be served at MRS. K’s TOLL HOUSE RESTAURANT. In addition
to enjoying a full-course lunch at Mrs. K’s Historic Inn, you may view the
collection of “Historic Old Blue” Staffordshire, “The Window” of 56 Early
American pressed glass plates, The Benjamin Franklin Room, and her collection of
Nicholas Lutz exquisite glass as well as the gardens.
Lunch
Included
Cost is $80.00
Contact Maryann at 410-931-1749
Hillwood Estates in Washington D.C.
Date: Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Time: 8:30-4:30
Leaving from: Towson American Legion Parking Lot
Founded by American collector and heiress to the Post Cereal
Empire, Marjorie Merriweather Post, Hillwood Estates is one of the
premier art collector’s museums in the U.S. It features the most
comprehensive collection of Russian imperial art outside of Russia
and a world renowned collection of 18th century French art and
furnishings. It is surrounded by 25 acres of luscious formal gardens
.
Lunch will be served at MRS. K’s TOLL HOUSE RESTAURANT. In addition
to enjoying a full-course lunch at Mrs. K’s Historic Inn, you may view the
collection of “Historic Old Blue” Staffordshire, “The Window” of 56 Early
American pressed glass plates, The Benjamin Franklin Room, and her collection of
Nicholas Lutz exquisite glass as well as the gardens.
Lunch
Included
Cost is $80.00
Contact Maryann at 410-931-1749