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X-WR-CALNAME:Reading of Gettysburg Address
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DTSTART:20251119T170000Z
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DTEND:20251119T050000Z
LOCATION:1003 Greenway Dr\, Cambridge\, MD 21613\, USA\n  
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SUMMARY:Reading of Gettysburg Address
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:On November 19\, 1863. President Abraham Lincoln made \"a few\n
 appropriate remarks\" at the dedication of the Soldiers National\nCemetery
  at Gettysburg\, Pennsylvania. These \"remarks\" became known as\nthe Gett
 ysburg Address and is now considered one of the most important\nspeeches i
 n American History. An anniversary reading of the Gettysburg\nAddress will
  be given at noon on the November 19\, 2025\, on the steps\nof the histori
 c Meredith House on the grounds of the Dorchester County\nHistorical Socie
 ty at 1003 Greenway Drive in Cambridge. Reading it\nwill be the Dorchester
  Chamber of Commerce Town Crier accompanied by\nother reenactors. The Mere
 dith House contains displays about two\nDorchester County residents who pl
 ayed important roles in preserving\nthe Union: Anne Ella Carroll\, an unof
 ficial member of Lincoln's\nCabinet\, and Thomas Holiday Hicks\, Governor 
 of Maryland\, who kept\nMaryland\, a slave state at the time\, in the Unio
 n. The Meredith House\nwill be open for tours following the Reading. In ca
 se of inclement\nweather\, the event will be moved indoors.\n\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On November 19\, 1863. President Abraham Li
 ncoln made \"a few appropriate remarks\" at the dedication of the Soldiers
  National Cemetery at Gettysburg\, Pennsylvania. These \"remarks\" became 
 known as the Gettysburg Address and is now considered one of the most impo
 rtant speeches in American History. An anniversary reading of the Gettysbu
 rg Address will be given at noon on the November 19\, 2025\, on the steps 
 of the historic Meredith House on the grounds of the Dorchester County His
 torical Society at 1003 Greenway Drive in Cambridge. Reading it will be th
 e Dorchester Chamber of Commerce Town Crier accompanied by other reenactor
 s. The Meredith House contains displays about two Dorchester County reside
 nts who played important roles in preserving the Union: Anne Ella Carroll\
 , an unofficial member of Lincoln's Cabinet\, and Thomas Holiday Hicks\, G
 overnor of Maryland\, who kept Maryland\, a slave state at the time\, in t
 he Union. The Meredith House will be open for tours following the Reading.
  In case of inclement weather\, the event will be moved indoors.<br> </p>
DTSTAMP:20261027T195609Z
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