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People The board fence was for "Lute" Darr's advertising. The bench was built specifically for the elderly "gents". The English walnut tree planted 1901

Valentine's Day postcard advertising the V. Kaplon Co., Inc. of Brunswick, MD. Postcard addressed to Henry Sigler, Petersville MD. in 1913. (Photo courtesy

Amos Kaplon and Johnnie Grim with an advertising sign in what looks to have been the early 1960s. Kaplon's Department Store carried quality brand name

Circa 2010

(Courtesy of Sherry Bowers Stull)

1930s newspaper ad for Schnauffer's Garage. (Clipping from the Brunswick Citizen)

John's Diner before it was the Cindy Dee on Keep Tryst Rd near Sandy Hook. (No photo credit given) Kim Myers: Always a great place for a late night snack

Beautifully detailed old bottle from City Bottling Works in Brunswick (Photo courtesy of Asher Adelman)

A Lovettsville native, Lytle Baker was active in key Brunswick organizations, as noted in the caption. This ad appeared in a 1961 issue of the Loudoun

Henrico Dairy Chas. J. Arnold Brunswick, Md I was told this dairy was located somewhere near Gayln Manor (Biser's Farm). If anyone has any additional information

An advertising sign for a cement brand that was available at S.W. George & Co. The longtime Brunswick business was located at 302 W. Potomac Street. (Photo

Grams service station receipt before the "834" telephone exchange - 1964 (Courtesy John Brubaker)

Early Kaplon's Sale ad "Brunswick's Most Prosperous Store" (Courtesy of Brunswick Railroad Museum)

From The BHS 1970 Yearbook Joan Hale: I remember this well in the 1960s, where my Dad would purchase gas on our way to Frederick, before Rt. 340 was built

Richard Snoots with the Coffman-Fisher staff. The Lace Store, as it was always known, had a great Christmas display in the late 1950s-early '60s. (From