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The Town of Woodstock was established by charter in March 1761 as a part of what was then Frederick County. It was originally formed from a land grant from Lord Fairfax , and founded as Muellerstadt (Miller Town) in 1752 by founder Jacob Muller (or "Mueller").
- 784 ft (239 m)
- Shenandoah
The Town was established by charter in March of 1761 as a part of what was then Frederick County. The town was originally formed by a land grant from Lord Fairfax, and founded as Muellerstadt (Miller Town) in 1752 after founder Jacob Miller. The town's charter was sponsored by George Washington in Virginia's House of Burgess. The Town of ...
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Woodstock Music and Art Fair, commonly referred to as Woodstock, was a music festival held from August 15 to 18, 1969, on Max Yasgur's dairy farm in Bethel, New York, 40 miles (65 km) southwest of the town of Woodstock.
- August 15–17, 1969 (scheduled), August 15–18, 1969 (actual)
- Bethel, New York
- 1969; 54 years ago
In 1752, Frederick Town was renamed Winchester. It is the county seat of Frederick County. Frederick was divided into two counties in 1753. The part west of the ridge of the Allegheny Mountains became Hampshire County, now West Virginia. Named for the English shire, Hampshire was to become the oldest county in the future state of West Virginia.
Jun 6, 2023 · These questions were taken from the final round of the FNP History Bee. Jun. 6—In celebration of Frederick County's 275th anniversary, gather some friends and family and test each other with these local history trivia questions. 1. In the spring and summer of 1861, Maryland legislators met outside of Annapolis.
Aug 8, 2019 · For those who were there, Woodstock was a weekend like no other. For three days in August 1969, it seemed like the Age of Peace and Love might just take hold. The Woodstock love-in was no drive-in ...
The Woodland Era spanned 1000-1,600. Settlements were established near rivers allowing for fishing and water transport. Villages formed as a means of protection. Far-reaching trade networks were established. The bow and arrow was introduced in around 800 AD.
