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Harry Lamar Richardson / 36 items

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" Sunday In The Park " Image size 15.75 x 22 inches. Frederick art.
This is a signed print of a painting by Maryland artist Harry Richardson of Carroll Creek in lovely Baker Park, a city park in Frederick, Maryland. Carroll Creek starts at springs at the edge of the mountains not far from where the Richardson brothers grew up and meanders through Frederick City on its way to the Monocacy River. The creek is named after Charles Carroll, early landholder and last living signer of the Declaration Of Independence. In the distance you can see the cupola of the old courthouse ( now City Hall ) and many of the famous church spires of Frederick.
Baker Park first came into being in 1927, when Joseph Dill Baker donated a large parcel of land to the city. To learn more about Baker Park visit this site www.friendsofbakerpark.org/

Approx. matted and framed size, 27 x 33 inches. Other sizes available.

Tags:   Harry Richardson Frederick, Maryland Baker Park Sunday in the park Frederick City Carroll Creek Baker Park, Frederick, MD

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" Cherry Blossom Time", Unframed image size, 14 x 21 inches. Frederick art.
This is a signed print of a painting by Maryland artist Harry Richardson of the cherry blossoms in Baker Park in the city of Frederick, Maryland.

In 1927, the Joseph Dill Baker Family donated 27 acres along Carroll Creek to the city of Frederick. That parcel of land has since grown into over 52 acres along Carroll Creek in the middle of this historic city. This painting features one of the original remaining old Yoshino cherry trees from the original plantings. In the background is the 70 foot tall Baker Carillon, built in 1941 and dedicated to the memory of Joseph Dill Baker. The bell tower supports 49 bronze bells, from 22 pounds to 3,400 pounds.

City Carilloneur John Widmann has played the bells for over 15 years. You may hear the bells at noon on the first and third Sundays of the month and during certain holidays and special events like the Candlelight Church Tour on the evening of December 26.

Learn more about Baker Park here www.friendsofbakerpark.org/

Approx. matted and framed size, 27 x 33 inches. Other sizes available.

Tags:   Harry Richardson Cherry Blossom Time Frederick, Maryland Frederick Frederick City Baker Park Carillon Baker Park, Frederick, MD


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