https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3AWB_Tower-E._Potomac_Street.jpgFile:WB Tower-E. Potomac Street.jpg - Revision history2026-06-05T12:01:11ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.43.8https://www.brunswickmdhistory.com/index.php?title=File:WB_Tower-E._Potomac_Street.jpg&diff=74216&oldid=prevPwenner: A photo of the WB Tower and the 100 block of E. Potomac Street in 2020.
Now residential, the 3 buildings on E. Potomac Street were occupied (from left) by businesses such as Mulkey’s Maytag Repair, Harrington’s Shoe Repair, a pool room. the building in the middle was where Dr. Strother had his office in the 1940s, Frank Wenner’s barber shop was in the building on the far right in the’60s. After Frank moved, Carol Lewis operated a beauty parlor in that location.
(Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl...2021-12-26T23:14:34Z<p>A photo of the WB Tower and the 100 block of E. Potomac Street in 2020. Now residential, the 3 buildings on E. Potomac Street were occupied (from left) by businesses such as Mulkey’s Maytag Repair, Harrington’s Shoe Repair, a pool room. the building in the middle was where Dr. Strother had his office in the 1940s, Frank Wenner’s barber shop was in the building on the far right in the’60s. After Frank moved, Carol Lewis operated a beauty parlor in that location. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl...</p>
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A photo of the WB Tower and the 100 block of E. Potomac Street in 2020.<br />
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Now residential, the 3 buildings on E. Potomac Street were occupied (from left) by businesses such as Mulkey’s Maytag Repair, Harrington’s Shoe Repair, a pool room. the building in the middle was where Dr. Strother had his office in the 1940s, Frank Wenner’s barber shop was in the building on the far right in the’60s. After Frank moved, Carol Lewis operated a beauty parlor in that location.<br />
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(Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)<br />
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