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(Brunswick People: Emanuel (long-time custodian at the B&O YMCA) and Edna Holland with the old Wenner farmland behind them looking up Souder Rd. Looks a bit different today, doesn't it? The shopping center starts on this corner today. (Courtesy of Bil...) |
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Emanuel (long-time custodian at the B&O YMCA) and Edna Holland with the old Wenner farmland behind them looking up Souder Rd. Looks a bit different today, doesn't it? The shopping center starts on this corner today. (Courtesy of Bill & Lila Wenner and Smoketown History) | Emanuel (long-time custodian at the B&O YMCA) and Edna Holland with the old Wenner farmland behind them looking up Souder Rd. Looks a bit different today, doesn't it? The shopping center starts on this corner today. (Courtesy of Bill & Lila Wenner and Smoketown History) | ||
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Phil Lowry: I was showing Richard Harrington pictures in the Smoketown page yesterday. Richard will be 88 this year and he was amazed and enjoyed the page. Richard is very knowledgeable of the railroad and looks very closely at the details in pictures that I really never pay attention to. Richard tells me where the picture was taken, the series of the steam engine, looks at box car and tells you what railroad line they would run and other valuable information. Richards mind is very good for being 88. Mar 10, 2010 | Phil Lowry: I was showing Richard Harrington pictures in the Smoketown page yesterday. Richard will be 88 this year and he was amazed and enjoyed the page. Richard is very knowledgeable of the railroad and looks very closely at the details in pictures that I really never pay attention to. Richard tells me where the picture was taken, the series of the steam engine, looks at box car and tells you what railroad line they would run and other valuable information. Richards mind is very good for being 88. Mar 10, 2010 | ||
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Emanuel (long-time custodian at the B&O YMCA) and Edna Holland with the old Wenner farmland behind them looking up Souder Rd. Looks a bit different today, doesn't it? The shopping center starts on this corner today. (Courtesy of Bill & Lila Wenner and Smoketown History)
From Facebook: Peter: Emanuel Holland was known as "Pop Mandy". Mar 1, 2010
Eleanor Kerr: Pete and I called them Boop and Pop Mandy. We considered them an extra set of grandparents. Boop fried the best chicken and made the best pies in the universe. Mar 5, 2010
Phil Lowry: I was showing Richard Harrington pictures in the Smoketown page yesterday. Richard will be 88 this year and he was amazed and enjoyed the page. Richard is very knowledgeable of the railroad and looks very closely at the details in pictures that I really never pay attention to. Richard tells me where the picture was taken, the series of the steam engine, looks at box car and tells you what railroad line they would run and other valuable information. Richards mind is very good for being 88. Mar 10, 2010
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