Caroline High School - Outward Bound Yearbook (Denton, MD)

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The Old Treasury Building f this building is unknown but there K-3, e HE exact date of theerection, o g , is good evidence that it was constructed about 1696. It was at nrst I 9? Q -4 the meeting place of the Governor of the province and his Council, constituting the Upper House of the Colonial Assembly. During 1 Cy' this period the building was known as the Council Chamber. It was at one time, probably temporarily, used as a house of assembly for both branches of the legislature. In 1751, the legislature reported that the wood- work was in a greatly decayed condition, indicating that it was very old at that ' h nt. ' Aft the fall of Quebec 1759 a ball was held here in honor of t e eve tlme. er - , , The Governor and Council continued to use ,the building after the formation 837 h n the Council was abolished Shortly after- of the State Government,vunti11 - , w e - . . . . , . ' ' f h ward the State Tr easurer established his office here, and fora while the funds o t e State were kept in a strongfbox in the vault. . , . 4 . , , . d th t the office of . the State Superinten- In 1904 the General Assembly directe a B d of Education should be transferred from the dent of Education and the .State oar I State Normal School, Baltimore, to Annapolis. The Treasurer having moved his f St t flices, Governor Edwin Warfield, office about this time to a new building or. a e o ld' iittin location for the State Department of thinking this historic old bui' ing a g Education, made the assignment, and in September 1901 the new Department assumed charge. S