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Another Glagow Area Rev War site threatened (11/1/09)

FOHG Position Paper on La Grange Record Plan Submission 8/24/08

Land Use Fails To Support Historic Review Board (2/22/08)

La Grange Facts Sheet (1/18/2008)

Developer refiles SLAPP suits against FoHG members (2/20/2007)

La Grange developer's SLAPP suit dismissed (2/7/07)

Follow the players in New Castle County development (5/30/06)

POSSIBLE TEST OF ANTI-SLAPP LAW IN DE (5/28/06)

Please help support the Friends of Historic Glasgow, DE!

Going, Going, Gone? (3/26/04)

Obituary for Anne Barczewski (1/8/06)

Larding the Lean Earth: Soil and Society in 19th C. America

Developer sues ex-owners of historic farm (1/15/06)

Historic Farm in Jeopardy (2/11/05)

Glasgow auction bids on history (7/13/03)

Open land isn't worth paying any price in competition (9/29/04)

La Grange Communities LLC development project plan # 20051045

SLAPP suit filed against LaGrange development opponents

West End Dairy founder, farmer dies at age 95 (1/7/06)

National Register: La Grange (1974)

Developer looks to add homes, shops, school to historic Glasgow

Petition to save Historic Glasgow

Press Release (9/13/05)

Delaware's history can be reduced to street names (8/30/05)

Preservationists must act fast to save historic farm (8/20/05)

School district is seeking to destroy historic farm (8/10/05)

1600 Artifacts Discovered At La Grange (7/25/05 Press Release)

LaGrange Press Release: Developer wants more time (5/8/05)

PLUS review – PLUS 2005-06-15; La Grange (Barczewski farm)

Capital of the Rebellion: Phila. and the Revolution. (8/26/1777)

Feinting Spell: Howe headquarters at Aikin's Tavern

Battle of Cooch's Bridge

Howes' headquarters are at Aitkens tavern; Cornwallis (9/9/1777)

Geo. Washington letter: Iron Hill, Coach's [Cooch's] Mill 1777

Geo. Washington's letter to Continental Congress (9/3/1777)

Aithim's Tavern [Aiken's Tavern], Crouch's Mills [Cooch's] 1777

Glasgow Regional Park welcomed (10/26/03)

Glasgow park gets under way (9/14/03)

Bidding for farm in NCCo hits snag (6/9/2003)

Glasgow park parcel could cost county $12 million (9/16/04)

Delaware's heritage is disappearing (12/3/03)

Citizens Work To Save Historic Landmarks (Glasgow) (3/8/04)

Friends of Historic Glasgow news (8/20/04)

Glasgow property is historic (10/5/04)

Historic farm sold to NCCo developer (2/4/05) - WRONG!

Christina Basin's importance is undeniable (7/18/04)

NCCo decides $12 million too much for 236-acre property 9/21/04

Where Green Trees, Not Greenbacks, Flourish (6/21/97)

La Grange Press Release: Battle to Save LaGrange (2/11/05)

National Register: Cooch's Bridge Historic District (1973)

National Register: Aiken's Tavern Historic District (1977)

HABS DE-216: La Grange Granary (aka.: Samuel H. Black Farm)

New Castle County Parcel View of La Grange (Barczewski farm)

Royal Farms developing Battle of Cooch's Bridge gateway (3/2/05)

Brooks House Historic Zoning Overlay (7/14/04)

Threatened by Cloverleaf - News Gazette article (5/30/73)

History of nepotism at historic Glasgow's expense (5/17/05)

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National Register: La Grange (1974)

NHRP Building # 74000601-- aka. Samuel Henry Black house
Near jct. of U.S. 40 and DE 896, Glasgow
Historic Significance: Architecture/Engineering, Person
Architect, builder, or engineer: Unknown
Architectural Style: Federal
Historic Person: Black, Samuel Henry
Significant Year: 1827, 1815
Area of Significance: Health/Medicine, Architecture, Social History, Agriculture
Period of Significance: 1800-1824, 1825-1849
Owner: Private
Historic Function: Domestic
Historic Sub-function: Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling2
Current Function: Domestic
Current Sub-function: Single Dwelling2
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