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30 November 2024
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19:35 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Christmas Tree Cutting Man with ax.jpeg (Some Brunswick Rotarians getting set to cut some Christmas trees sometime in the early 1950s. From left to right are former Brunswick Mayor and furniture store owner Harry Mace, farm owner T. West Claggett (with ax), unknown, garage owner West Schnauffer and realtor Lytle Baker. The location is unknown. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries) Category:Smoketown Christmas) | ||||
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19:32 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Senior Center Gathering.png (This photo is believed to have been a gathering at the old Senior Center when it was located on W. Potomac Street when Ethel Porter was coordinator. The Bank of Brunswick calendar indicates it was taken in March, 1968. Some of the people in the photo are Hazel Coffman (3rd from the left with her arm on the table), Vernon Kelley (2nd from right in front of the file cabinet), Rev. David Sparrow of the Mt. Zion AME Church in Knoxville on the far right. In the middle leaning forward is Hilda Sco...) | ||||
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19:30 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Albaugh Chevrolet Sales.jpg (A 1930 ad for Albaugh Chevrolet, a dealership which preceded Litten's Chevrolet-Oldsmobile at the 600 W. Potomac Street location. Litten's started out on E. Potomac Street, where the former Moose Club lodge is located today. Look at those prices! Here's a little local automotive history from "Brunswick: 100 Years of Memories" (1990): The location on West Potomac Street currently occupied by King Pizza (when it was at 111 W. Potomac) was the site of the Albaugh Agency that sold Chevrolets a...) | ||||
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19:27 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Locomotive-Roundhouse Taken from Bridge.jpg (In a photo taken from the bridge, the museum's caption reads: "This locomotive assists mainline trains by leading the train or adding extra power." Please share any additional observations of this scene. Judging from the cars, this is from the early 1970s. See the rooflines of the Gross Store, passenger station and YMCA on the left looking east. (Photo courtesy of Brunswick Heritage Museum) Category:Smoketown Railroad) | ||||
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19:25 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Brunswick Hardware Melvin Baker-Melvin Taylor.png (Melvin Baker and Melvin Taylor at Brunswick Hardware at 302 W. Potomac Street in the mid-1970s. Taylor originally a partner in the business with Leroy Strawsburg. Abbie Ricketts Melvin Baker came in every weekday morning and drank coffee bought at the Berlin Restaurant across the street. Jeff Sanbower They had anything you needed in that store. Chris Hamby Sylvia Puddy I like the old hardware store because they had a lot of the old stuff that a lot of these old houses still require. (Fro...) | ||||
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19:19 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Veterans Day Parade U.S. Navy Exhibit.png (This U.S. Navy exhibit featured a Navy RIM-8 Talos ramjet powered missile on a big truck as it rolled down W. Potomac Street. According to Owen Brown, the missile was first produced in 1955 and deployed in 1958. This must have been a late 1950s parade during the height of the Cold War between the U.S. and Russia. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries) Category:Smoketown Parades and Celebrations) | ||||
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19:14 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Veterans Day Parade Cloverettes.jpeg (This majorette team marching in the unseasonably warm 1961 Veterans Day Parade are believed to have been called the Cloverettes. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries) Category:Smoketown Parades and Celebrations) | ||||
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19:08 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Veterans Day Parade Square Dance Club.jpeg (The Roundhouse 8 Square Dance Club dancing on their Veterans Day Parade float sometime in the 1960s. Danny Miller was the caller (with microphone). His wife Rosie is on the podium dancing next to him. The man sitting in front of them facing the camera was John Himes. Linda Dawson (Lucas) was dancing on the far left facing the camera. Angela Lucas Mostoller Have never seen this pic before 💕 my mom Linda Dawson Lucas is on the left. Danny Miller was the caller and believe that is his wife Ros...) | ||||
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19:02 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Veterans Day Parade Silver Bit Riding Club 1940s.png (This was the Silver Bit Riding Club in a Veterans Day Parade that might date back to the 1940s. To help us date the photo, note signs for W. Potomac Street businesses such as Ideal Cleaners/Tailoring on the left side. On the right side of the street, we see a liquor store in the Harmon Building, the Maryland Dining Room (later Mrs. Himes restaurant) and a billiards parlor next to Potomac Edison. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Publ...) | ||||
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18:59 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:American Legion Post 96 c1940.jpeg (Steadman-Keenan American Legion Post 96 members march past Watson's Cut Rate on W. Potomac Street in an early Brunswick Veterans Day Parade, circa 1940. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries) Category:Smoketown Our Soldiers) | ||||
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17:54 Pwenner talk contribs uploaded File:Caboose group.jpg (This photo was taken next to the old caboose at an event in the late 1960s. There are cigar boxes on the table to collect money. Maybe a tour of the caboose? From left to right are Lee Nuse, Amos Kaplon, Charlie Harrington, Glenn Good and Charlie Halley. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries) Category:Smoketown Parades and Celebrations) | ||||
