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Catonsville (/ˈkeɪtənzˌvɪl/) is a census-designated
place (CDP) in
Baltimore County, Maryland. The po****tion was 44,701 at the 2020 US Census. The community...
- The
Catonsville Nine were nine
Catholic activists who
burned draft files to
protest the
Vietnam War. On May 17, 1968, they took 378
draft files from the...
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Catonsville High
School (CHS) is a four-year
public high
school in
Catonsville, Maryland. It is
located on the
southwest side of
Baltimore County, Maryland...
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Catonsville, Maryland, and
approximately one mile west of the
Baltimore Beltway, the
Catonsville campus of CCBC
originated in 1957 as
Catonsville Community...
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scorn and admiration,
especially regarding his ****ociation with the
Catonsville Nine. He was
arrested multiple times,
sentenced to
prison for
three years...
- Old
Catonsville High School, also
known as St. Mark's School, is a
historic school building located at
Catonsville,
Baltimore County, Maryland. It is a...
- The
Catonsville Times is the w****ly
community newspaper for
Catonsville, Maryland, USA. In 1997 the
Baltimore Sun
Group bought Patuxent Publishing's the...
- Daniel,
later became known as the
Catonsville Nine when they
walked into the
offices of the
local draft board in
Catonsville, Maryland,
removed 600
draft records...
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Central Catonsville and
Summit Park
Historic District is a
national historic district in
Catonsville,
Baltimore County, Maryland,
United States. It is...
- and
political activist,
primarily known for her parti****tion with the
Catonsville Nine.
Daughter of Mary Moylan, a homemaker, and
Joseph Moylan, a stenographer...
