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The Story of the Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway – The Historical Society of Harford County
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Guest speaker, Brigitte Carty Today’s PHOTO FRIDAY features the Darlington baseball team. This was one of the local Susquehanna League Teams that played in Harford County in the first part of the 20th century.
If you would like to submit a feature for an upcoming Photo Friday, email us at photos@harfordhistory.org. To learn more about membership or ways you can support the Historical Society of Harford County, click here: www.harfordhistory.org/support-us/
Today is the LAST DAY to create an impact for The Historical Society. Every piece of feedback helps make a difference!
We are close to reaching our goal, if you haven’t signed up yet, you can help us out by clicking the link below.
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Friends and Fellow Historical Society Fans,
There are only five days left in our Hundred X Campaign. And if you haven’t signed up to take part in this fundraising drive yet, please do it now. Why? Because this initiative lets you earn up to $150 for the HSHC by just giving your opinion on products and businesses of your choice.
Here’s how it works. You select the link below which will ask you a few introductory questions to get you signed up. Then Hundred X will send a link that gives you access to a whole host of “mini” product surveys. And by “mini,” we mean a super short, super easy set of questions that you answer (some with just emoji faces) about a selection of products or businesses you select.
Each survey takes a matter of minutes, and you earn us $2 for each survey completed. You are allowed to complete up to 75 surveys, which results in a maximum contribution of $150.00 to HSHC—all just for giving companies and businesses your insights about their products and services.
Last year, we tried Hundred X and raised $3,200.00. This year we are looking to exceed that figure, and so far the potential is definitely there. If everyone who has signed up so far would complete 75 surveys each, we would earn over $8,000. So please get those opinions going!
And for those of you who haven’t signed up, give it a try. Even one survey will give us much needed and extremely appreciated funds. It’s simple, fast, free, and we will be very grateful for your support.
So come on, how often do people beg you for your two cents! Help us out and log those emoji faces.
Many thanks and enjoy.
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From July 5th – August 4th you can create financial impact for your cause simply by sharing your opinions on popular brands and companies. Feedback isn’t a survey. It’s a quick hitting emoji-bas… Today’s PHOTO FRIDAY is the Ace Hardware store on Norrisville Road in Jarrettsville. The store has served the community for generations. Doug Washburn’s book describes it as Watters Brothers Hardware. It was sold in 1973 to F. N. Smith, wife Sherry, and their sons. For years, everyone knew it as Smith Hardware. The Smith family are still the owners, but the business is now part of the Ace Hardware chain.
If you would like to submit a feature for an upcoming Photo Friday, email us at photos@harfordhistory.org. To learn more about membership or ways you can support the Historical Society of Harford County, click here: www.harfordhistory.org/support-us/
I’ve been going to Smith’s Hardware for 25 years and it had been there forever already! Great place with great people and always have just what I need.
LOVE that hardware store!
Katherine Smith
Nelson Smith
Brian Smith
Susan Ryan Smith
Melissa Lynn
