“The steamboat Chester ran on the Chester River and was likely built in either Chestertown or Crumpton. Photo ca. 1860s. Courtesy of the Historical Society of Kent County.”
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“The steamboat Chester ran on the Chester River and was likely built in either Chestertown or Crumpton. Photo ca. 1860s. Courtesy of the Historical Society of Kent County.”
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“Hot weather on the way—time for a swim! Pictured is Police Chief Howard “Babe” Hadaway. If you know the identity of the girl (or the dog), contact us! Fountain Park, Chestertown, c. late 1950s. Courtesy of the Historical Society of Kent County.”
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“Do you remember riding this? It was one of only 12 in the entire country! Tolchester Beach Park, c. 1910s. Courtesy of the Historical Society of Kent County.”
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Hoping for some good weather this Tea Party weekend! The lady in the carriage is thought to be Mrs. Mary South, wife of the photographer Col. John South, c. 1900. Courtesy of the Historical Society of Kent County.”
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