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New Years in Maryland Not What it Used to Be

by Kate Dolan | Jan 1, 2016 | Colonial America, Holidays, Latest Posts, Living History

New Year’s Day is often considered a day of change, but there was one year that the change was a bit bigger than usual for Great Britain and her colonies. The change had nothing to do with New Year’s resolutions and the fact that eleven days went missing had nothing...

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