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Community - Broadneck
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Published
11/23/09
The historic Radoff-Goshen house in Cape St. Claire sits on a hill on the Broadneck Peninsula, surrounded by a forest that has sprung up since the fields were last plowed. 
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Ulmstead Estates resident Jack Neil, president of the Spriggs Farm Preservation Foundation Inc., reaches out to an old tree that once stood behind the water line on the Spriggs property, which lies along the Magothy River in Arnold.Find Us On Facebook
Although hidden from view, the 22-acre property has numerous supporters who rallied to prevent the old farmhouse from being torn down several years ago. The farm was bought decades ago by the county's Board of Education for a middle school that never materialized. The Goshen Farm Preservation Society Inc. has a Web site (www.goshenfarm.org), a Facebook page and last month held a successful...
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