Title:
Olney Inn
Olney (MD), Linen PM 1937 Oct-31
Description:
An historic inn, perched atop a greening hill in the heart of an old Quaker neighborhood of Maryland 12 miles from Washington, 28 miles from Baltimore along beautiful Columbia Pike route (No.28) connecting these two cities. At Olney Inn old traditions of cooking Maryland's finest farm foods prevail. The freshest and choicest of everything is selected then painstaking are preserves the delicate natural flavors. Open daily noon to eight-thirty o'clock for Luncheon, Tea and Dinner.
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Title:
Enjoying The Waves
North Beach (MD), Linen PM 1942 Jul-20
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Title:
Brownie Log Cabin Drive In Restaurant, U. S. Route #1
Bel Air (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Located 3 Miles North of Bel Air on U. S. Route #1 in Maryland's picturesque Hartford County. Party and Social Accommodations a pleasure. Mr. & Mrs. H. P. Brown Tel. Bel Air 132-R or Bel Air 746J5
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Title:
Modern Brick Cottages
Berwyn (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
7 Miles North of Washington, D.C. and 25 Miles South of Baltimore, Md. Cool in summer. Heated in winter. Private baths. Heated garages. Restaurant on premises.
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Title:
Court House
Bel Air (MD), White Border PM 1927 Oct-27
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Title:
Ridgewood Road Looking North To Kenwood
Rowland Park (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Women's Club
Rowland Park (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lake Scene
Mountain Lake Park (MD), Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-01
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Title:
Country Club Inn
Bel Air (MD), Divided Back unused
Description:
Country Club Inn. Bel Air. Md. Located one square west of Court House is over 200 years old. It was in this building that Edwin Booth the great Actor started his eareer and his room is about the same as when he occupied it. This Inn is a popular Tourists Hotel
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Title:
Silver Spring Druid Hill Park
Blatimore (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Post Headquarters
Aberdeen Proving Ground (MD), Chrome unused
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Title:
Woodlawn Looking North From Kenwood Towards Oakdale
Rowland Park (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bowen's Inn
Solomons (MD), Linen PM 1949 Oct-24
Description:
60 Miles South of Washington, D. C. Sea Food and Chicken Dinners Motor Boats for Hire Fishing Parties a Specialty - 24 Hour Service. Bar - Open Air Garden - Table Service.
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Title:
Town Point
Oxford (MD), Linen PM 1938 Nov-07
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Title:
Rustic Cablin, 4321 Bladensburgh Rd
Colmar Manoe (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Rustic Cabin on Historical Bladensburg Road (Route U.S. No. 1 and No. 50). In Colmar Manor, Maryland. Known from Coast to Coast for fine food and a complete assortment of Best Wines and Liquors. Dancing nitely. For reservations-Phone Warfield 3575.
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Title:
Old Trinity Chapel And Independent Hose Company
Ferderick (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Old Trinity Chapel is one of Frederick's most interesting buildings, having been built in the latter part of the eighteenth century. Its beautiful architecture has been widely copied. The red brick building is the new home of the Independent Hose Company, a volunteer fire company, instituted in 1818.
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Title:
Greetings From Gibson Island
Gibson Island (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Home N. M. Shannahan
St. Michaels (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Jefferson Blvd.,
Braddock Heights (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Jefferson Blvd. Braddock Heights, Md. Looking North Showing Gambrill (High Knob) Park in the Distance.
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Title:
Washington's Headquarters
Cumerland (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Located near the site of Old Fort Cumberland, these headquarters were used by George Washington under command of General Braddock, during the French and Indian War, 1755-1758. The building was rededicated in 1921 in the presence of General John J. Pershing, Commander of the American World War Armies.
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Title:
Stevenson Methodist Church
Barlin (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Organized 1835. Present building built 1912. This church has been a continuous center of Methodism in Northern Worcester County since its organization
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Title:
The Beautiful Pocomoke River
Pocomoke City (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
U. S. Highway 13 bridge is in the distance
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Title:
Rocks State Park
Rocks (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Rocks of Deer Creek form a sheer cliff 150 feet high separated by a gorge through which Deer Creek flows. Known as the King and Queen Seats, these great plllar-like rocks were the site of Susquehannock Indian councils. Located 8 miles north of Bel Air on Route 24.
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Title:
Main Gate, U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Constructed in 1942, the Center, located near Port Deposit, is named for Commodore William Bainbridge, Captain of Old Ironsides in the war of 1812.
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Title:
Mar -L-U-Ridge
Jefferson (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Conference and Educational Center of the Maryland Synod, LCA.
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Title:
Friendship International Airport
Anne Arundel County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Baltimore's truly great contribution to aviation, built at a cost of $15,000,000 to its citizens, was opened in 1950. Built with a sharp eye to the future, it easily accommodates the largest jets and serves the Washington area as well as Baltimore because of its convenient location.
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Title:
The Baltimore And Ohio's Famous Holly Tree
Jackson (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This magnificent 55-foot holly tree, with its red berries, is one of the largest in the East. It stands at Jackson, Md., alonsie B & O's main line between Washington and New York, on land owned by the railroad. At the Holiday season springs of holly taken from the tree are worn by the railroad's front-line employees, and the tree itself is beautifully decorated. Annually the members of the Baltimore & Ohio Women's Music Club, and glee Club, with thousands of visitors, gather at the tree about two weeks before Christmas to sing carols marking the first lighting of the tree for the season. In its Christmas dress of a thousand sparkling lights it is a bright landmark for train passengers on the New York-Washington run and for the entire countryside.
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Title:
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
St. Michaels (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Hooper Strait Lighthouse and the Point Lookout Bell Tower (left) were moved after long years of service from their locations on Chesapeake Bay and erected on Navy Point as exhibits of the Museum
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Title:
Hunt Valley Inn, Shawan Road
Hunt Valley (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the Hunt Valley Business Community near Cockeysville, The Inn offers superlative accommodations, golf, tennis and swimming in Maryland's famous hunt country. Banquet facilities for 10 - 1,000. On the left is the Executive plaza Building.
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Title:
Mariners Motel, Hawthorne Ave
Rock Hall (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Home of the Striped Bass. Air-conditioned and Electric Baseboard Heat. V in every room. Adjacent to all fishing wharfs
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Title:
Replica Of Maryland's First State House
St. Mary's County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Built by the state of Maryland in 1934 as their 300th anniversary monument
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Title:
Ladew Topiary Gardens And Manor House, 3535 Jarrettsville Pike
Monkton (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Irish garden in early spring. Red sails outfit the topiary Chinese junk "afloat" at the end of the garden, one of fifteen that flower with the seasons to embellish what has been called the nation's outstanding topiary garden.
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Title:
Sotterley, Hollywood
St. Mary's County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Maryland Plantation Home of the Bowles, Plater, Briscoe and Satterlee Families. Open to the public June to October.
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Title:
The Mary Surratt House, 9110 Brandywine Road
Clinton (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Built 1852. The Mary Surratt House was the home of the first woman executed by the United States Government. Mary Surratt was sent to the gallows on July 7, 1865 for her alleged involvement in the plot to assassinate President Lincoln. Her guilt or innocence is still the subject of serious debate. During the 1850's and 60's the house was operated as a tavern by the Surratt family and also served the community of Surrattsville (today's Clinton) as a post office and polling place. the Mary Surratt House is owned and Operated by the Maryland - National Capital Park and Planning Commission and is open for tours on a regular basis. For information call (301) 868-1121.
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Title:
The Ferry Tred Avon
Oxford (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Operating on the treed Avon River between Oxford and Bellevue, Md., this three-car ferry operated by Capt. William L. Benson is the oldest privately owned ferry service in the U.S., having been in continuous operation since 1760. It makes about 8,000 round-trips a year.
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Title:
Main Street
Bel Air (MD), Chrome unused
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Title:
Rumsey Island
Joppatowne (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Waterways with boat landings are at the doors of many of the fine homes n this new, fast-growing city in Harford County on the Gunpowder River near Chesapeake Bay.
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Title:
The Mary Surratt House, 9110 Brandywine Road
Clinton (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Mary Surratt House was the home of the first woman executed by the United States Government. Mary Surratt was sent to the Gallows on July 7, 1865 for her alleged involvement in the plot to assassinate President Lincoln. Her guilt or innocence is still the subject of serious debate. During the 1850's and 60's the house was operated as a tavern by the Surratt family and also served the community of Spratt family and also served the community of Surrattsville (today's Clinton) as a post office and polling place. the Mary Surratt House is owned and operated by the Maryland - National Capital Park and Planning Commission and is open for tours on a regular basis. For information call (301) 868-1121.
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Title:
White Banks
Elk Neck (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking the North East river near its confluence with the Chesapeake Bay, the "White Banks" provide a prominent landmark for the many merchant ships that transit the Bay between Baltimore and the C & D Canal. The scenic Elk Neck Peninsula is a fine recreational area with beach, boating and camping facilities.
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Title:
Business District
Centreville (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
A picturesque, old Eastern Shore town, Centreville has its unique features including the street at the right, Lawyers Row,
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Title:
Conowingo Dam
Conowingo (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Conowingo hydro-electric plant on the Susquehanna River, built, owned, and operated by the Philadelphia Electric Co., is one of the nation's great water installations. The dam impounds 80 billion gallons of water in a 14 square-mile lake.
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Title:
Ellicott City
Ellicott City (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
View along the narrow, winding main street of this picturesque, old community on the parasol River famous for its shops.
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Title:
Invitation Inn Motel, 1709 Emmorton road
Edgewood (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
J. F. Kennedy Highway. 80 ultra modern rooms featuring TV. Heat/Air Conditioning. Room Phones, Combination Tub & Shower, Wall-to-Wall Carpeting. Swimming pool. Playground. Automat Restaurant. 24 Hr. Switchboard. Major credit cards accepted. For Reservation Cal (301) 676-5000
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Title:
Normandy Farm, Great Falls Road
Potomac (MD), Chrome PM 1958 Sep-19
Description:
The "Old World" charm of this distinctive French Provincial restaurant attracts world-wide clientele. Superb cuisine master French chefs. Dining under the stars in summer. By five open fireplaces in winter. Cocktails, luncheon, dinner every day of the year 12 noon to 10 p.m. Gift Shop Banquet rooms. Nine miles from Washington. Decorations by Genevieve Hendricks, A.I.D. Marjory Hendricks, Owner 1931 - 1958. Purchased by James Speros - May, 1958.
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Title:
Village Of Wilde Lake
Columbia (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
View from the village green showing the public library. Concord House apartments, town houses in Bryant Woods and the Religious Center, all part of the first village in the new city of Columbia.
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Title:
M. R. Zigler Hall, New Windsor Service Center
New Windsor (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This building, dedicated in 1968, houses the cafeteria, International Gift Shop, lodging and meeting facilities for conferences, retreats and overnight guests. The Service Center is an ecumenical center, owned and operated by the Church of the Brethren.
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Title:
Charles County Courthouse
La Plata (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Charles County, which celebrated its 300th anniversary in 1958, it situated along the Potomac River in Southern Maryland. It is leading oystering, fishing, and tobacco growing area.
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Title:
Court House
Worcester County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful old landmark was built in 1894, and is located on U.S. Highway in Snow Hill - the County Seat of Worcester County.
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Title:
Valley Oak Marketing, P. o. Box 1361
Wheaton (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The folks at Valley Oak have put together delicious blends of nuts & dried fruits. Pictured on this card in On the Trail Mix. It is available in convenient snack sizes of 1 and 31/2 ounces. A larger size of 15 ounces is popular or you may prefer the economy size of 5 pounds. Larger institutional pack available. For variety be sure to try the Trail Snack, a mixture of dried pineapple, apricots, dates , and mixed raw nuts. For those who like a touch of chocolate try our Trail Treat. Other products include Snack'ums and Snackettes. For additional information contact your store, Distributor or fill in your address below, stamp and mail this card.
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Title:
Battle Creek Cypress Swamp, Route 506
Calvert County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
County, Route 506. Unusual ecological northernmost stand of 50-100-feet Bald Cypress. Important breeding place for amphibians such as pine woods tree frog ( never before found north of Dismal Swamp). Preserved by the Nature Conservancy. Sturdy boots and clothing should be worn for exploring.
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Title:
Liberty Dam
Baltimore County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Baltimore's water supply was more than doubled with the creation of the new Liberty Dam on the Patapsco River. It impounds over 40 billion gallons
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Title:
Loch Raven Dam
Baltimore County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Located near Towson, beautiful Loch Raven is a source of water supply for the metropolitan Baltimore area. The lake is surrounded by wooded areas for picnicking, a fine public golf course, and also has boating and fishing facilities.
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Title:
Greetings From Darlington
Darlington (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Squaretail Trout (Salvelinus Fontinalis)
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Title:
Old Jail Museum
Leonardtown (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Mary's Historical Society's Old Jail-Museum on the Courthouse Square in Leonardtown, Maryland. For tourist information, write: Tri-County for Southern Maryland P.O. Box 301 Waldorf, Maryland 20601.
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Title:
The Ferry Tred Avon
Oxford (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Operating on the Tred Avon River between Oxford and Bellevue, Md., this three-car ferry operated by Capt. William L. Benson is the oldest privately owned ferry service in the U.S., having been in continuous operation since 1760. It makes about 8,000 round-trips a year.
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Title:
Shad Landing State Park
Worcester County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Shad landing State Park facing on the Pocomoke River in Worcester County, Maryland, is one of the state's newest and finest parks. It is reached by U.S. Hwy 113 from Snow Hill or Pocomoke City.
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Title:
Assateaque Light
Assateaque (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Assateaque Light near the southern tip of Assateaque Island is a favorite attraction for visitors to Assateaque Island National Seashore and Chincoteaque National Wildlife Refuge. It was built in 1866-67
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Title:
Columbia Union College
Takoma Park (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Columbia Union College is a liberal arts college which serves and trains the Youth of the Columbia Union Conference. It is Strategically located in Takoma Park, Maryland adjacent to the Washington Adventist Hospital one mile from the Seventh day Adventist Church world head quarters.
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Title:
Fairfield County
(MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Moyer covered Bridge once stood on Rt. #158 So. Of Baltimore, as the Wagner Bridge. Rebuilt in 1918 of Burr Arch (modified) construction on Jerusalem Rd. SE over Rush Creek 11/2 miles NE of Bremen. Burned July 1970.
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Title:
Laurel Mountain Curve, U. S. Route 50
Red House (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Laurel Mountain Curve, U.S. Route 50, between Grafton, West Virginia and Red House, Maryland. No monotonous inter-state driving here but the most rewarding scenic beauty at the entrance to the most wild and wonderful area of West Virginia. This road was completed from Winchester, Virginia to Parkersburg, West Virginia in 1838. Virginia underwrote the sum of $125,00.00 for the project and the chief engineer was Colonel Claudius Crozet, one of Napoleon's officers and engineering instructor at West Point.
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Title:
Log Cabins
Crisfield (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
A vacation with the utmost in privacy. Northern Products Inc. Log Cabins Year round rentals - Sales. An adventure into peace and relaxation. These rustic cabins are nestled among majestic pines on the beautiful Annemessex Canal, in the heart of Chesapeake Bay country, near Crisfield, Maryland. All are located on spacious lots with excellent crabbing and fishing 100 feet from your front door. Electric throughout - Fully equipped kitchen - Large living room with fireplace - Sleeping accommodations for six. For reservations or further information, write or call - Wm. B. Daugherty. Construction and Realty co. Box 52 Airport Road. Crisfield, Maryland 21817.
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Title:
Make Peace
Crisfield (MD), Chrome PM 1964 Sep-22
Description:
This historic home in Crisfield, Maryland is one of the finest example of very early Colonial Architecture on the Eastern Shore. Built in 1678.
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Title:
Rehoboth - Lewes Canal
Rehoboth (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful canal is part of the intra-coastal waterway and connects Rehoboth Bay and the Delaware Bay
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Title:
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
A statue of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton located on the grounds of the Seton Shrine Center, Emmitsburg, Md. Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized September 14, 1975.
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Title:
St. Mary's Seminary & University
(MD), Chrome unused
Description:
St Mary's, conducted by the Sulpician Fathers, provides programs of priestly formation and theological education for Baltimore and other dioceses in the United States.
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Title:
The Beautiful Pocomoke River
Pocomoke City (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The beautiful Pocomoke River at Pocomoke City, Maryland U. s. Highway 13 Bridge is in the distance.
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Title:
The Massillon Public Library And Museum
Massillon (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The home built in 1835 by James Duncan, founder of Massillon, was opened as a museum of art and history in 1933. The library, housing a collection of well over 100,000 volumes, is located in the left wing of the building, built in 1937.
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Title:
Tomato Canning On Maryland's Eastern Shore
(MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Maryland is famous for pioneering in the canning of fresh foods
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Title:
Typical Chesapeake Boat Yard & Basin
(MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This scene on the North East River, an estuary of the Chesapeake Bay, is typical of the many fine facilities all up and down both sides of the Bay.
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Title:
Uniontown Academy
Uniontown (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Uniontown Academy was established in 1810. This photograph shows the schoolhouse and site when it was presented to the Historic Village of Uniontown, Maryland July 1, 1971 by Maud Stremmel Haines. It is being restored.
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Title:
Conowingo Dam And Power House
Conowingo Dam (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Conowingo Dam and Power House, near Bel Air And Havre De Grace, Md.
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Title:
Lee's Restaurant, 2903 Hamilton St
W. Hyattsville (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Chief Frank Lucas is shown holding his famous Baked Alaska Which along with his Hungarlan Strudel are featured desserts at Lee's Restaurant. Behind Chef Lucas is Lee's famous salad buffet - served every day
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Title:
Ten Oaks Motor Court, U. S. Route 40
Edgewood (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
U. S. Route 40, between Edgewood and Aberdeen, Maryland. Clean, Home-Like Rooms. Courteous Service. Television in Every room. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Alter, Owners and Operators. P. O. Address: Abingdon, Maryland.
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Title:
New Hotels In Miami Beach
(MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This beautiful building was shifted the center of population, the faithful islanders painstakingly dismantled their church and rebuilt it at its present location.
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Title:
Manners House In Richard Carvel
(MD), Private Mailing Card PM 1903 Dec-19
Description:
Built by William Paca. Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Title:
Potomac House
Clearspring (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jun-00
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Title:
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lake Royer (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lake Royer (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
New Viaduct And Skyline
Baltmore (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Three Hundred Man Barracks At Fort Geo
Meade (MD), Linen PM 1945
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Title:
The Cove
Meyser Rridge (MD), Real Photo unused
Description:
The Oakland Road near Meyser Bridge. Elev. 2800 - 3800 ft
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Title:
Greetings From Clear Spring
Clear Spring (MD), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Greetings From Maryland
(MD), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Greetings From Maryland Hobby Club
(MD), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Catholic Cathedral of Baltimore City
Baltimore City (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Greetings From Maryland
(MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Old Line State. Free State. Capital: Annapolis, Area: 10,577 sq. mi. Population: 3,100,689. Motto: "Fatti Maschili, Parole Femine" - "Manly Deeds, Womanly Words," and "Scuto Bonac Voluntatis Tuae Coronasti Nos" - "With the Shield of Thy Good-will Thou Hast Covered Us. " Flower: Black-eyed Susan. Bird: Oriole. Tree: White Oak. Song: Maryland, My Maryland. Seventh of the Original 13 States.
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Title:
Forest Hills Motel, U. S. Route 301
Upper Marlboro (MD), Linen PM 1962
Description:
U. S. Route 301 - 35 Mi. South of Baltimore Upper Marlboro, Maryland 42 miles North of Potomac river bridge 24 miles South of Bay Bridge. 14 Modern Rooms, Private Baths, Wall-to-Wall Carpet Television - "Air Conditioned" Mailing Address: R.F.D. 2 - Box 42-B Telephone - Market 7-3969.
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Title:
Sky Line
Baltimore Harbor (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Skyline - Baltimore Harbor - Baltimore is the eighth largest city in the United States. The Port of Baltimore has 53 regular steamship lines and affords every facility for the expeditious and economical handling and warehouse of shipments
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Title:
Entrance to Camp Richie
Camp Ritchie (MD), Linen PM 1944
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Title:
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Dolphin Lounge
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Title:
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The peacock room reflection
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Title:
Pier At Dewey Beach
Rehoboth Bay (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
On Rehoboth Bay. Offering excellent crabbing, clamming, fishing, boating, sailing and water skiing.
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Title:
Regimental Drill Hall, U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Used for classes, indoor athletics, and graduation revues.
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Title:
First Presbyterian Church In America
Pacomace City (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
St. Mary'S Catholic Church
Laural (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Chevy Chase Methodist Church, Connecticut Avenue Shephard Street
Chevy Chase (MD), Chrome
Description:
Chevy Chase 15, Maryland "A Community Church" Founded 1912 First Stone sanctuary 1935 Present Sanctuary Consecrated November 7, 1954.
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Title:
Mormon Church
Kensington (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day saints. This Mormon Tabernacle is located in Kensington, Maryland, opened in September, 1974. This is the only Mormon Temple East of the Mississippi. The Religion was originally started in the U.S. by the Prophet Joseph smith, with the home base in salt Lake city. Utah.
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Title:
Old Trinity Church
Church Creek (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Built about 1670, Old Trinity is America's oldest church now in active use. Work completed in 1960 restored it as it was nearly 300 years ago. Among those buried in the graveyard are early settlers of Maryland and soldiers of the Revolutionary War.
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Title:
The Nave And Sanctuary Of Trinity Episcopal Church, Route 16
Church Creek (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The Nave and Sanctuary of Trinity Episcopal church, located on Route 16, one mile west of Church Creek. Maryland. The large brick floor tile are original. Historic Old trinity, founded about 1675, is the oldest church in the United States of America now standing in its original form and regularly used.
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Title:
First Baptist Church, Market Street
Pocomoke City (MD), Chrome unused
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Title:
Spesutia Church
Perryman (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Spesutia Church (Episcopal), St. George's Parish Perryman, Maryland. Congregation organized in 1671. One of 30 parishes established by Act of Maryland Assembly in 1692. The present church building was erected in 1851, and the Vestry House in 1766. Located on present site since 1718.
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Title:
St. Lukes Episcopal Church
Church Hill (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Parish Founded in 1728. Building completed in 1732 at the cost of 140,000 pounds of tobacco subscribed in the parish.
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Title:
St. Ignatius Church
Port Tobacco (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
St. Ignatius church (Chapel Point) St. Thomas Manor, built 1798. Parish founded 1641. Since 1662 "The oldest continuously active parish in the United States." P.O. Port Tobacco, Md. 20677
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Title:
The Eyler's Valley Chapel
Thurmont (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
was built in 1857. Unchanged by time, the Chapel is without electricity, utilizing 58 candles for light and a treddle organ for music.
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Title:
Maryland State Fairgrounds
Timonium (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Some of the exhibition pavilions at the sprawling Timonium fairgrounds, which also include a midway and a thoroughbred racing track and grand stand. In addition to the State Fair in early September, living stock shows the auctions are held here.
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Title:
Friendship International Airport, Anne Arundel County
Friendship (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Baltimore's truly great contribution to aviation, built at a cost of $15,000,000 to its citizens, was opened in 1950. Built with a sharp eye to the future, it easily accommodates the largest jets and serves the Washington area as well as Baltimore because of its convenient location.
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Title:
Dear's Head State Hospital
Solisbury (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
The First permanent chronic disease hospital in Maryland. Dedicated July 20, 1950. Beautifully situated just north of Salisbury, next to Johnson's Pond.
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Title:
Hubbard's Pier
Rockhall (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Restaurant - Fountain - Platters - Party Boats - Row Boats Balt - Tackle - Seafood - in - Season. Phone Rock Hall 6311 For Party Boats, Hubbard's Pier, Phone Rock Hall 3321.
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Title:
Greetings From Bel-Air
Bel-Air (MD), Chrome unused
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Title:
Thousand Acres Dock With Camp And Little Snaggy
Garrett Co. (MD), Chrome PM 1962
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Title:
Aberdeen Proving Ground
(MD), Chrome
Description:
The U. S. Army Ordnance Center and School headquartered in the building on the left and the U. S. army Test and Evaluation Command in the center and right buildings. The Chesapeake Bay is visible in the background of this aerial view
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Title:
Greencastle Public Square
Greencastle (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
A view of the north side of Square showing First National Bank with Town Clock tower erected thereon in 1872. Town was laid out by John Allison in 1782. the bird houses on the poles around the square house Greencastle's famous Purple Martin Colony. Over N. Carlisle Street, shown in photo, passed upwards of 70,000 Confederate troops in 1863 on their way to and from Gettysburg. Here, also, Corporal William rill - the first Union soldier killed on Union soil in the Civil War was shot.
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Title:
New City Hall
Hangerstown (MD), Linen PM 1947
Description:
New city hall completed in 1940, this new building located on the corner of North Potomac and East Franklin Streets, was designed to take care of the needs of a growing city.
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Title:
Washington Tourist Court
Beltsville (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Hotel accommodations, tourist home prices modern rooms and cottages with steam heat, beautyrest beds, tile bath, tub and shower, adjoining each room free heated garages.
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Title:
Castleman River Dam and Swimming Pool
Garntsville (MD) unused
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Title:
Town Hill Hotel , P. O. Little Orleans
Little Orleans (MD) unused
Description:
Tel. Flintstone, Md. 353 Located on Route U.S. 40-23 miles east of Cumberland and 41 miles west of Hagerstown, Md, European Plan-Rooms with bath-Coffee Shop-Garage. Duncan Hines Approved. "The Beauty Spot of Maryland" Elevation 1,595 feet.
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Title:
While House Motel
Newburg (MD) unused
Description:
White House Motel, U.S.Route #301 -2miles North of Potomac River Bridge Newburg, Maryland, Newly Constructed, Beautifully Decorated and Furnished Air Conditioned Telephone and Television in Each Room, 255 Miles South of New York City 40 Miles North to Washington, D.C. Telephone: La Plata, Md. 7461, 7471
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Title:
U.S. 40A Looking East From The Cumberland Valley in Western Maryland
Western Maryland (MD) unused
Description:
Traversing the rich farming sections of Western Frederick Couontry, across South Mountain, this new highway forms a new link in Maryland's road system, improving, in construction and distance, the route between Hagerstown and Frederick.
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Title:
The Island, Potomac River
Potomac River (MD) PM 1911
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Title:
Braddock Heights Views
Braddock Heights (MD) unused
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Title:
Greetings from Maryland
(MD), Linen unused
Description:
Nickname: The Old Line State
1940 Population: 1,821,224
Area in Square Miles: 12,327
Entered the Union: April 28, 1788
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Title:
Along the Historic Potomac River
Potomac River (MD), Divided Back unused
Description:
On the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Title:
Fredricktown Maryland - Curt Teich & Co.
Fredericktown (MD), Linen PM 1949
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Title:
Old Fort
Corriganville (MD), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Shure's Landing
Darlington (MD), Real Photo PM 1914 Sep-29
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Title:
George Town
George Town (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
M. E. Church
Galena (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Business Centre
Galena (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
S. G. Galdwell Home
Galena (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Main Street Looking Towards Georgetown
Galena (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Catholic Church
Galena (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Town Hill Hotel
Little Orleans (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Duncan Hines, Approved Town Hill Hotel "The Beauty Spot of Maryland" P. O. Little Orleans, Maryland. European Pan - rooms with bath Coffee shop - Garage.
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Title:
Town Hill Hotel
Little Orleans (MD), Linen PM 1954 Jun-07
Description:
Located on Route U. S. 40-23 miles east of Cumberland and 41 miles west of Hagerstown, Md. European Plan-Rooms with bath-Coffee Shop-Garage. Duncan Hines Approved. "The Beauty Spot of Maryland." Elevation 1,595 feet.
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Title:
Gulf Motel, U. S. 1 & Md. 152
Fallston (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
11 miles North of Baltimore Beltway. Restaurant on Premises. Tile Baths with Tubs & Shower - Wall to Wall Carpet - T. V. "Air-Conditioned" - Room Phones - Hot Water Heat. Area Code 301 - Phone 877-1811. Owners: Fannie & Johnnie Greer.
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Title:
Leonardtown Wharf
Leonardtown (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on Breton Bay, a picturesque inlet of the Potomac River.
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Title:
Sailing Is Very Popular On Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Sailing
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Title:
Swallow Falls
Garrett County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Swallow Falls, a series of falls and rapids on the Youghiogheny River in Garrett State forest, Garret County, Maryland. The falls were named for the birds that nest in the eroded crevices of the rocks. The last stand of virgin pines and hemlocks in Maryland is back from the river.
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Title:
Reconstructed State House
St. Mary's City (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This building is a replica of the original State House that served as Maryland's Capitol from 1676-1694. It was built for the tercentenary celebration in 1934
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Title:
St. Mary's City
St. Mary's City (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
Site of the first permanent settlement in Maryland founded in 1634, the city now includes the Reconstructed State House of 1676 (center left), a church built with the bricks from the original State House and the campus of St. Mary's College, partly seen in the center and right.
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Title:
Tongue Row
Ellicott City (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This little group of houses winding its way up Columbia Pike was built in the early 1800's by a man named Tongue. Visible in the background are dome of the Howard County Court House and the spire of the Howard Country Historical Society
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Title:
Severna Park
Severna Park (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
View of the Severna Park shoreline as seen from across the cove at Round Bay. This fast-growing community is located on the beautiful, broad Severn River, which affords excellent swimming and boating facilities.
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Title:
Our Father's House
Garrett County (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
A mission of the Episcopal Church, located on route 135, at the bottom of Backbone Mountain in Garrett County, Md. One of the last log churches in the eastern U. S. still in use. Built at a cost of $50.00.
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Title:
The Bragg Motel, U. S. Route 301
Upper Marlboro (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
37 mile south of Baltimore. 36 miles north of the Potomac River Bridge. 3 miles south of Upper Marlboro, Md. Brick units new 1953. All tile showers, wall-to-Wall carpeting, air-conditioned. For reservations call Market 7-2497.
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Title:
St. Michael's
St. Michael (MD), White Border PM 1922 Jul-27
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Title:
Wolfsville, Water St
Wolfsville (MD), Real Photo PM 1914 Feb-10
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Title:
Greetings From Clear Spring
Clear Spring (MD), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Control Tower & Operations Bldg
Patuxent River (MD), Chrome PM 1978
Description:
The Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, is situated on a 6,800 acre tract where the Patuxent flows into the Chesapeake Bay. The Naval Air Test Center tests and evaluates naval aircraft and their components.
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Title:
Chapel Of All Faiths-Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent River (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
A. J. Stem's Store
Woodbine (MD), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Greetings From Dublin
Dublin (IN), Linen PM 1945
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Title:
Greetings From Broomes Island
Broomes Island (MD), Linen
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Title:
Greetings From Broomes Island
Broomes Island (MD), Linen PM 1944
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Title:
State Of Maryland
(MD), Divided Back PM 1907
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Title:
General View Of Conowingo Dam
Conowingo (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Spillway and Power House. The Hydro-Electric Plant on the Susquehanna River at Conowingo, Maryland, which is part of the Philadelphia Electric Company System, is the largest water power development in the United States, with the exception of Niagara Falls. The dam, almost a mile across and surmounted by a highway bridge 20 feet wide, forms a lake fourteen miles long. The initial installation is 378,000 H. P. which will eventually be increased to 594,000 H. P. A 220,000 volt transmission line carries current to Philadelphia. Work was started March 8, 1926, and the first units were put into operation March 1, 1928.
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Title:
Greetings From Maryland
(MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Greetings From Camp Ritchie
Camp Ritchie (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Mt. Lake Park
Mountain Lake Park (MD), Divided Back
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Title:
Hannah More Academy
Reisterstown (MD), Divided Back PM 1908
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Title:
Along The National Old Trails In The Mountains Of Western Maryland, U. S Route 40
(MD), Linen unused
Description:
Between Cumberland and Frostburg, Looking west toward sideling hill. Between Hagerstown and Frederick. This historic and picturesque route is the longest toll-free highways in the United States. In traversing the beautiful scenic country side, it serves as a very important transcontinental highway.
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Title:
New Pier Public Landing
Public Landing (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Greetings From Maryland
(MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Welcome To Arbutus
Arbutus (MD), Linen PM 1950
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Title:
We Can Afford It at Rover
Rover (MD) PM 1912
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Title:
Greetings from Accident
Accident (MD) unused
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Title:
Hoover's Blue Mountain Camp
Thurmont (MD) unused
Description:
Recommended AAA Camp Log Cabins with running water, some with private bath and toilet. Complete restaurant service. Located in shadow of Blue Ridge Mts., 57 miles north of Washington on Route 15. Thurmont. Md. MR. & MRS. G. H. Naramore Resident Owners
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Title:
The Green Gables Cabins
West Elkridge (MD) PM 1939
Description:
Washington Boulevard - U. S. No. 1. West Elkridge, Maryland. Modern Cabins - Restaurant 10 Miles To Balimore - 30 Miles to Washington Phone Elkridge 34 Ownership Managementa Mrs. A. Anderson
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Title:
War Correspondents Memorial Arch
Gapland (MD) PM 1910
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Title:
Shipways Inn Cumberland Hagerstown
Green Ridge (MD) unused
Description:
Shipways Inn Along The National Highway From Cumberland To Hagerstown
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Title:
Esso Service and Lunch Room
Darlington (MD), Real Photo unused
Description:
Grade A Meats, Good Coffee, and Fresh Eggs our Specialty. U. S. Route 1
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Title:
Del Haven Hotel and Cottages multi view
Bel Air (MD) unused
Description:
North side bel air, Maryland - On Route 1 23 modern cottages, steam heated, private baths, Beauty Rest mattresses, heated garages, and community kitchen. Large dining rooms - excellent home cooked foods, fountain service and gift shop. Large shady lawn, swimmin pool, showers, gas supplies. Handy to churches and amusements
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