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Hello Henry,
I was curious about Calvert Middle school in Prince Frederick, md.
I attended there as a lad. My daughter comes home saying someone died there. She said there was a pool in the basement and a teacher said a kid drowned.
I told her it is a halloween story I am sure. It used to be the old high school and such but I do not recall it ever having a pool.
Daughter told me they concreted it in.
So I figured I would check the history on it and see if it ever had a pool.
Calvert Middle School is the oldest school building in Calvert
County. It was originally built as a high school in 1941 and has
been a middle school since 1973, incorporating grades six,
seven, and eight.
It is located in the heart of Calvert County's governmental seat in
Prince Frederick, Maryland, at the intersection of State Route 4 and
Dares Beach Road.
I was curious about Calvert Middle school in Prince Frederick, md.
I attended there as a lad. My daughter comes home saying someone died there. She said there was a pool in the basement and a teacher said a kid drowned.
I told her it is a halloween story I am sure. It used to be the old high school and such but I do not recall it ever having a pool.
Daughter told me they concreted it in.
So I figured I would check the history on it and see if it ever had a pool.
Calvert Middle School is the oldest school building in Calvert
County. It was originally built as a high school in 1941 and has
been a middle school since 1973, incorporating grades six,
seven, and eight.
It is located in the heart of Calvert County's governmental seat in
Prince Frederick, Maryland, at the intersection of State Route 4 and
Dares Beach Road.
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