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Maryland Casualty Company, which later became part of Zurich, originated a $7.5 million performance bond and a $2.5 million bond to cover labor and materials, among the largest bonds ever written to that date.
Scope and Contents. The George L. Radcliffe papers date from circa 1895-1972, although the bulk of the material dates from 1910 to 1965. The papers trace the career of George L. Radcliffe from his work as an attorney with the American Bonding Company in 1903 to his position as Chairman of the Council of the Maryland Historical Society in 1965.
His business papers include correspondence with the insurance companies that he represented, as well as his account records with those companies. The Nelson F. Jenison papers document his financial activities for the period, 1877-1907.
Company profile page for Maryland Casualty Co including stock price, company news, executives, board members, and contact information.
Maryland Casualties in the War of 1812. The objective of this work is to identify those Maryland heroes who became casualties during the War of 1812. By definition, a casualty is a military person lost by death, wounds, injury, sickness, internment, or capture or through being missing in action.
1938 Maryland Casualty Company 40th Anniversary Banquet Baltimore Law School Class of 1910 1978 Inner Harbor, Downtown 1875 William Hand Browne Letter ... Baltimore City Historical Society, P.O. Box 41536, Baltimore, MD, 21203, USA admin@baltimorecityhistoricalsociety.org.
The Maryland Casualty Company changed this notion after outgrowing its Tower Building at 222 E. Baltimore Street and moving to the more residential Hampden neighborhood. It set the example for future suburban business campuses and helped rein in an era of pastoral capitalism.
