Do you recognize this intersection? This photograph is undated but was taken after 1914. The location will be familiar to anyone who has been in Chestertown, but the view in that spot is quite different today. Let us know if you can identify it! Image courtesy of Erik Gulbrandson.
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Tink Blakeney says
This is looking from Maple Avenue, looking right up Washington Avenue and left on Spring Street. In the background is a house on N. Mill Street. The house to the left is the Eliason House.
Brooke Harwood says
Your photo is taken looking North at the corner of Maple Ave. and Washington Ave. at junction with Spring Street.
Gail T Owen says
I can see the Eliason house where Meg Gulbrandsen grew up and where she now resides. Juncture of Spring and Maple avenues and spring street. Gail Tully Owen