Celebrate Maryland Day at the Dorchester County Public Library
CAMBRIDGE – Celebrate Maryland Day 2024, March 25, at 2 p.m., with Cambridge author George Radcliffe Jr. in the Cambridge Library Meeting Room.
Radcliffe is the author of “Call Me …
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Celebrate Maryland Day at the Dorchester County Public Library
CAMBRIDGE – Celebrate Maryland Day 2024, March 25, at 2 p.m., with Cambridge author George Radcliffe Jr. in the Cambridge Library Meeting Room.
Radcliffe is the author of “Call Me Cousin George: A Personal Look at the Life of Senator George L. Radcliffe and Growing Up in Oz.”
George M. Radcliffe Jr. is a teacher, youth birding leader, environmentalist, historian and writer. He lives with his wife Jackie and two beagles on the Dorchester County property his family has owned since 1663.
He taught science for 38 years in Dorchester and Queen Anne’s County Schools and received numerous awards, including the Presidential Award for Science Teaching (1986) and the Disney Creativity in Teaching Award (2005). He is the youth coordinator for the Maryland Ornithological Society, where he organizes and leads trips for youth birders around the state.
He currently manages Spocott Farm near Cambridge and is president of the Spocott Windmill Foundation, which oversees the working mill, museum and accompanying village.
