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12/17/09
Down at Historic Londontown and Gardens the staff regularly receives letters and photographs from school groups expressing thanks for their tour of the Colonial site in Edgewater. 
Paul W. Gillespie — The Capital
Lisa Robbins, education programs administrator at Londontown, talks about the gingerbread reproduction of historic Londontown that fourth-graders at Kent Island’s Bayside Elementary School made.Find Us On Facebook
But they have never seen anything like this. True to the season, the students from Bayside Elementary School in Stevensville built a true-to-scale gingerbread replica of Londontown. "It's amazing," said Donna Ware, director at Londontown. "It's a remarkable achievment for a fourth- grade class. The details reflect the textures and building materials used at Londontown. We love it." Marianna Wentz's fourth-grade...
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