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Today, the only “evidence” of this “high-flying” aspect of Brunswick history is the street name in the Brunswick Family Campground - Airport Drive - the actual location of the airstrip.
Pictured are: 1955 USG...2019-01-08T21:26:51Z<p>BRUNSWICK’S ABANDONED AIR STRIP Today, the only “evidence” of this “high-flying” aspect of Brunswick history is the street name in the Brunswick Family Campground - Airport Drive - the actual location of the airstrip. Pictured are: 1955 USG...</p>
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BRUNSWICK’S ABANDONED AIR STRIP<br />
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Today, the only “evidence” of this “high-flying” aspect of Brunswick history is the street name in the Brunswick Family Campground - Airport Drive - the actual location of the airstrip.<br />
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Pictured are: 1955 USGS topographic map noting the “landing field” located between the Potomac River and the C&O Canal towpath; 1959 black and white aerial view of the landing strip; 2015 aerial view, showing the municipal sewage treatment plant in the lower left, and the Family Campground in the upper right<br />
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Courtesy of Richard Foot<br />
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[[Category:History of Brunswick]]</div>HistoryCommission2