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To the tune of "Glory Glory Hallelujah," sung by Westminster Baptist Church's Choir, Ryan Tremonte, 12, from Westminster and boy scout troop 321, walks the Marine Core flag to a support stand during the part of the choir's "Patriotic Cantana" performance saluting all branches of the U.S. armed forces. Carroll County Farm Museum hosted its 29th annual "Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration Monday July 4, 2005. Vendors offered food, fun and refreshments, while patriotic entertainment kept the campground's stage area bustling. Some of the museum's staff and volunteers, dressed in period garb, conducted 19th century demonstrations and gave tours of the Almshouse, where the impoverished and criminally insane stayed. (Staff Photo by Matt Roth)

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To the tune of "Glory Glory Hallelujah," sung by Westminster Baptist Church's Choir, Ryan Tremonte, 12, from Westminster and boy scout troop 321, walks the Marine Core flag to a support stand during the part of the choir's "Patriotic Cantana" performance saluting all branches of the U.S. armed forces. Carroll County Farm Museum hosted its 29th annual "Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration Monday July 4, 2005. Vendors offered food, fun and refreshments, while patriotic entertainment kept the campground's stage area bustling. Some of the museum's staff and volunteers, dressed in period garb, conducted 19th century demonstrations and gave tours of the Almshouse, where the impoverished and criminally insane stayed. (Staff Photo by Matt Roth)
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