Descendants of prominent Towson residents will gather at Prospect Hill Cemetery on Saturday to share stories about their family members buried there.

The cemetery, originally part of the Hampton estate and now a Baltimore County landmark, is a piece of local history: Richard Mudd, designer of the Bay Bridge, and Divine, of John Waters movies, are laid to rest there. Other businessmen and landowners in the plot played major roles in Towson?s past.

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