Museum keeps Baltimore streetcar history alive
George F. Nix, curator and volunteer conductor, leads tours at the Baltimore Streetcar Museum. The piece covers the museum’s vehicles, past and present, and notes Nix’s pride in Baltimore’s streetcar heritage, including dates on the city’s early electric era and the last streetcar in 1973.
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Baltimore
George F. Nixon
Nixon
Baltimore Streetcar Museum
United Railways & Electric Co
The
Streetcar Museum
Maryland health agency reports injuries at bridge site
Two crew members survived partial burns and inhalation injuries after a failed incident at a Maryland bridge worksite. Raymond Lloyd said other workers are being tested for lead exposure as the 13 mile span between Cecil and Harford counties proceeds under Maryland Toll Facilities Administration supervision.
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Baltimore
Maryland Health Agency
Raymond Lloyd
State Health Agency
Cecil
Harford Counties
Maryland Toll Facility Administration
Fifty year Mason works toward century pin
Culver R. deShazo of Basford Road marked 50 years as a Master Mason with Fervency Lodge 200 AF&AM Point of Rocks and celebrated 52 years of marriage. A 1942 45 veteran, he retired from the Government Printing Office and remains active in church and veteran groups while aiming for a 100 year Masonic pin in 1982.
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J. Robert Lillard Jr
Fervency Lodge
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Masons
Point of Rocks
Robert G. Tack
Culver R. deShazo
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Fern
Fervency Lodge 200
Af&a Masons
deShazo
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
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