Simply put, history, regardless of the specificity, is the study of why and how things happen and the Historical Society of Kent County has dedicated nearly eight decades to the preservation of this concept. The non-profit’s headquarters is located at 301 High Street –a noteworthy building, in a respectable town, part of Maryland’s idiosyncratic eastern shore. 301 High Street, otherwise known as the Bordley House, is where one can learn about the unparalleled life of Kent County. Although Kent County’s past is immutable, the society’s present and future is constantly under construction. The Historical Society of Kent County’s recent modifications to the non-profit’s mission, largely due to a change of times, was accompanied by a physical uproot
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According to Joan, one of the more recent executive directors, Susanne DeBerry Cole, was a professor of history at Washington College. DeBerry Cole tried bringing her classes to the historical society and encouraged her students to reach out to the Bordley House library. Joan also believes that the school’s close proximity opens up more opportunities for students and professors alike. She sees many Washington College students in the library throughout the school …show more content…
Joan believes that “people must know where they begin in order to build a brighter future.” Therefore, as a whole, the preservation of history is essential to the education of society. This Bordley House is, as of recently, the pith of Kent County’s Historical Society; hence, it provides citizens with a stupendous amount of information that connects them to something far greater than themselves, resulting in respect for both their town and ancestors. In modern times society has overall begun losing interest in our Nation’s past, yet the Historical Society of Kent County faced the quandary with an open mind and willingness to modify their mission resulting in their survival and success in the Bordley
According to Joan, one of the more recent executive directors, Susanne DeBerry Cole, was a professor of history at Washington College. DeBerry Cole tried bringing her classes to the historical society and encouraged her students to reach out to the Bordley House library. Joan also believes that the school’s close proximity opens up more opportunities for students and professors alike. She sees many Washington College students in the library throughout the school …show more content…
Joan believes that “people must know where they begin in order to build a brighter future.” Therefore, as a whole, the preservation of history is essential to the education of society. This Bordley House is, as of recently, the pith of Kent County’s Historical Society; hence, it provides citizens with a stupendous amount of information that connects them to something far greater than themselves, resulting in respect for both their town and ancestors. In modern times society has overall begun losing interest in our Nation’s past, yet the Historical Society of Kent County faced the quandary with an open mind and willingness to modify their mission resulting in their survival and success in the Bordley