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Mr. Ambrose was an iconic personality in Brunswick due to the trademark Indian Motorcycle he's sitting on here.
After a stint as night watchman, he became a policeman in 1926 and rose to the title Chief of Police in 1...2019-12-17T19:02:19Z<p>George Ernest Ambrose (1880-1941) Mr. Ambrose was an iconic personality in Brunswick due to the trademark Indian Motorcycle he's sitting on here. After a stint as night watchman, he became a policeman in 1926 and rose to the title Chief of Police in 1...</p>
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George Ernest Ambrose (1880-1941)<br />
Mr. Ambrose was an iconic personality in Brunswick due to the trademark Indian Motorcycle he's sitting on here.<br />
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After a stint as night watchman, he became a policeman in 1926 and rose to the title Chief of Police in 1937. Sadly, he only presided as Chief for 4 years. He moved through the ranks to Assistant Chief and from 1926-1941 was the sole operator of the police department motorcycle, which was purchased from Dutch Halley's dealership on Petersville Road.<br />
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(Photo and information courtesy of City of Brunswick, MD History Commission)<br />
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