Pamela WoodContact ReporterThe Baltimore Sun Historic cannons at Fort Howard Park are getting a military makeover. For decades, visitors to Fort Howard Park in southeastern Baltimore County have admired — and to some extent abused — a pair of historic cannons. The cannons have been climbed on like a jungle Read more…
Ms. Nicole Rodman, reporter of the Dundalk Eagle News Paper, submitted to FHCA the following Handbook of the 4.7 inch Gun Materiel Model 1906 with Instructions for Its Care printed September 15, 1917 describing in detail the guns under restoration by the Maryland Army National Guard Allied Trade Team at the Read more…
On Wednesday mourning November 18, 2015 a Maryland Army National Guard (MARNG) detail rigged and transported the dilapidated Model 1906 WWI field guns from Fort Howard to Havre de Grace where they will be rehabilitated by the Allied Trade Team at the Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS). The guns Read more…
Mr. Crandell, 7th District Councilman intends to attend tonight’s FHCA last 2015 meeting at the Odd Fellow’s Hall at 7 PM. Happy Thanksgiving, Kathleen Labuda, Secretary/Treasurer
Special thanks to Food Lion located at 7514 North Point Road, Sparrows Point, Maryland 21219 (410-477-4784) Manager Mr. Adam Deale for contributing to the “Keeping the Promise for Another 100 Years,” Fort Howard Park cannon restoration project. Mr. Deale allowed Fort Howard Community Association to exhibit the project and Read more…
[slideshow_deploy id=’1146′] Fort Howard Community Association has launched the “Keeping the Promise for Another Hundred Years,” restoration project of the iconic Fort Howard Park M1906 field artillery guns from 1918. On loan from the federal government to Baltimore County for decades the two artillery guns have held a silent vigil Read more…