User:Wikipedian1234

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This user lives in and hails from the U.S. State of Maryland.

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the history of the United States.

This user is interested in the American Revolutionary War.

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ancient civilizations.

Wikimedia

This user has been a member of Wikipedia since December 6, 2006.

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WikiProject Maryland.

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WikiProject Military history.

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WikiProject Cities.

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Hi, I'm Wikipedian1234. I've been on Wikipedia since 2006, and have since enjoyed contributing to this innovative website. As you can see in the list below, I have no particular preference in the articles I create or contribute to, so if you need help editing, I'll do the best I can.

Articles significantly contributed to

• St. Mary's City, Maryland
• Fort Severn
• Norwood School (Bethesda, Maryland)
• Dicey's Song
• Avatar (2009 film)-expanded plot section
• Kensington, Maryland-added pictures
• National Register of Historic Places listings in Montgomery County, Maryland- added pictures, descriptions
• Potomac, Maryland- expanded history section, planning to take pictures
• Griffith Rutherford- expanded entire article

Articles Created

• Otho Holland Williams- Huge thanks to Dashiellx
• Frederick Hambright
• Griffith Rutherford
• British Schools of America
• St. Anne's Church (Annapolis, Maryland)
• Zero (Mega Man)- Special thanks to Tintor2 and Kung Fu Man
• Bourtange (fort)
• Glen Store and Post Office
• Tillerman Cycle

At the Moment

Articles under construction or fixing:

• Frederick Hambright- Reached . Will move on to
• Griffith Rutherford- Getting review now

Planning to construct or fix:

• West Montgomery Avenue Historic District

Pictures

I take pictures for Wikipedia articles, mostly of towns in the Washington DC metro area. If anyone needs DC images I would be happy to help. Here's what I have so far:

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  The C&O canal Monument in Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
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  The Great Falls Tavern on the C&O canal in Potomac, Maryland
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  A portion of the renown Kensington Antique Row in the Kensington Historic District, Kensington, Maryland
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  The Noyes Library in the Kensington Historic District. It is known as Montgomery County's oldest surviving library.
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  The old B&O Railroad station in Garrett Park, Maryland. It dates to the mid-late 19th century.
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  Looking down Bay Street in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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  The Kensington House for the Blind in Kensington, Maryland
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  The Kensington Town Hall in Kensington, Maryland
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  The Noyes Library in the spring
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  Looking down Armory Avenue in Kensington, Maryland
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  Classic Victorian in the West Montgomery Avenue Historic District, Rockville, Maryland
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  The Red Brick Courthouse in Rockville, Maryland. Constructed in 1891, it is within the Courthouse Historic District
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  Homes and offices on South Adams Street in Rockville
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  Historic Baptist cemetery on West Jefferson Street in Rockville
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  The Jenkins Miller McFarland House on 5 North Adams Street. Reportedly the oldest surviving structure in Rockville, it was built in 1793
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  Looking down East Middle Lane in Rockville and the Rockville Town Center complex
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  St. Mary's Church, located on Rockville Pike, was built in 1817 and is the oldest brick Catholic church in Montgomery County
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  The old 1931 Farmer's Bank and Trust Company building on West Montgomery Avenue in Rockville. It is noted for its Art Deco style
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  The old Wire Hardware Store on Church Street in Rockville. Built in 1895, it is the last cast iron frame commercial structure in Rockville
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  St. Mary's Church cemetery. Famous poet F. Scott Fitzgerald is buried there with his wife Zelda.
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  Cornerstone on the corner of Vinson Street and Maryland Avenue in Rockville, Maryland. Originally placed there in 1803 when the town was being planned. Marked "BR" for "Beginning of Rockville"
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  Rockville City Hall on Vinson Street
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  Old Rockville post office, built in 1939.
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  The Montgomery County Judicial Center in Rockville. It is a very typical example of the Brutalist architecture, which was popular during its construction in the 1980s.
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  Shops at the corner of Washington and Fairfax Streets in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
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  Stores on North Morris Street, Oxford, Maryland