Showing posts with label Maryland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maryland. Show all posts

Thursday, November 16, 2017

Assateague Island Pony


GREETINGS FROM ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, MD.
About 200 Wild Ponies live on the island. Due to numerous people feeding the wild ponies, they have become dangerous and demanding if food is exposed. Feeding the Wild Ponies is Prohibited.


Monday, August 14, 2017

Best Western Flagship Oceanfront


Best Western
FLAGSHIP 
OCEANFRONT
Boardwalk & 26th Street
Ocean City, Maryland
NEWLY REMODELED! Loc ated directly on the Ocean. Heated indoor pool, baby pool, saunas, hot tub, Jacuzzi, tennis, game room,. Jonah and the Whale Seafood Buffet REstaurant.

Saturday, March 11, 2017

Smokey Bear at Catoctin Mountain Park


ENTRANCE
Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland
Catoctin Mountain Park, a recreation area of the National Park System, ofers picnicking, camping, hiking and a variety of Ranger-led walks and tours.

 

Friday, September 30, 2016

Spaghetti with Chicken Livers


THURSDAY SPAGHETTI WITH CHICKEN LIVERS CARUSO en CASSEROLE
Just one of the may  delicious Sheraton Luncheon Specials featured every day in our Coffee Shop.
Enjoy truly fine food . . . food that has been prepared under the supervision of famous Sheraton-Belvedere chefs to please the most discriminating tastes. Inexpensive and beautiofully served in the lovely pine-paneled friendliness of the Sheraton-Belvedere Coffee Shop.

postmarked 1955 Baltimore

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Holly's Motel



HOLLY'S RESTAURANT AND MOTEL
U.S. 50 & 301 — Grasonville, Maryland
5 miles north of Chesapeake Bay Bridge
24 hour service year-round. 22 modern units built in 1958 with television, wall-to-wall carpet, weather-conditioned by Frigidaire, telephones and switchboard service. Located in the heart of excellent hunting and fishing grounds, 24 hour service in our motel and restaurant affords especial convenience for sportsmen.

Monday, May 16, 2016

Map: Wahington County, Maryland


SELF GUIDED TOUR MAP OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND
  • No. 1. Fort Frederick State Park
  • Nos. 2-3 Hager House, Washington Co. Museum and City Park
  • No. 4 Williamsport, Sharpsburg, Antietam Battle Field
  • No. 5 Washington Monument State Park
  • Nos. 6-7 Gathland State Park, War Correspondent's Memorial, Harpers Fferry National Monument
  • No. 8 Greenbrier State Park, Fort Ritchie, Renfrew Museum

Monday, January 19, 2015

Map: Greetings from Maryland



Nickname — Old Line State
1950 Population — 2,343,001
Area in Sq. Miles — 12,327
Entered the Union, Apr. 28, 1788

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Baltimore and Ohio's Holly Tree by the Tracks


This magnificent 55-foot holly tree, with its red berries, is one of the largest in the East. It stands at Jackson, Md., alongside B&O's main line between Washington and New York, on land owned by the railroad. At the holiday season sprigs 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.

Saturday, December 14, 2013

United States Naval Academy


Tecumseh in war paint at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. This replica of the figure-head of the U. S. S. Delaware is considered a source of good luck for the Midshipmen and during athletic contests with the Corps of Cadets of West Point it dons its war paint to assure Victory to the Middies.

Tecumseh

Friday, June 14, 2013

Placing the Stars


R. McGill's painting of a little-known moment in American history — which took place in a Baltimore brewery, where the stars were put on the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write our national anthem — hangs in the new Carling Brewing Company plant…Tours…

Visit the Flag House, Fort McHenry, the U. S. F. Constellation
STAR-SPANGLED BANNER SESQUI-CENTENNIAL
Baltimore, Maryland, 1964
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