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JOHNSON, Thomas (Maryland's 1st governor) grave at Mt Olivet Cemetery in Frederick, Maryland
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The Barbara Fritchie gravesite is in the foreground on the right & the Gov. Thomas Johnson gravesite is on the left.
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Related subjects: Jurists; Politicians; Thomas Johnson
Location: 515 S. Market St Washington, D.C. Suburbs Maryland, Frederick
Nearest Metro: N/A () (click station name for all pieces nearby) (dcMem ID #6804 )
Links & other sources
Mt Olivet Cemetery website
Wikipedia article on Johnson
Wikipedia article on Frederick
City of Frederick website on History
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