Articles
"A Maryland Mystery: Johns Hopkins, the Census of 1850, and Slavery,"
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Sydney Van Morgan
Ed Papenfuse
Stan Becker
Sam Hopkins
Rescuing an enchanted cottage from ruin in Baltimore’s Clifton Park
Learning about Clifton Park is an enjoyable stay-at-home experience | READER COMMENTARY
Baltimore Weddings Spring 2020
Bloom Wear you are Planted
https://baltimoreweds.com/article/bloom-where-you-are-planted/
Restored tower resplendent at Baltimore's Clifton Mansion, Johns Hopkins' home
Clifton Mansion owes much to Hopkins heirs
Jacques Kelly: An 1851 mural of the Bay of Naples resurfaces at Clifton Mansion
Not yet finished, but Clifton Mansion restoration is a grand work in progress
https://www.baltimoresun.com/opinion/columnists/bs-md-ci-kelly-column-clifton-20160311-column.html
Clifton Mansion transformed in $7 million restoration
Clifton Mansion being restored to its original splendor
Video Links
John Ciekot, Civic Works interviewing with Charles Robinson from MPT.
MPT - In this week's Around Maryland, we visit Clifton Mansion, the summer home and only surviving residence of Johns Hopkins. MPT's Charles Robinson with the latest on the restoration project there.
MPT News - The mansion Johns Hopkins called home in Baltimore is being restored. Our Charles Robinson had a chance to take a tour.
Baltimore's Clifton Mansion: a 200-year Legacy of Service by: Ron Tanner
Preservation America's short film on the role of Captain Henry Thompson -- and his now-historic mansion -- during the War of 1812. Clifton Mansion is Baltimore's only surviving house of an American officer of that war.
The bust of Johns Hopkins was cast from the original by Frederick Volck; this copy made in 2019.