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Photo of a party way back when, maybe the 1940s. Assuming from other photos we have that appear to have been shot at the same time, it was a crab feed

A celebration in the 1950s. Left to right were Roscoe Rockwell? (Potomac Edison), Myer Kaplon (Kaplon's Department Store), Arvin Jones (BHS Principal and

Lady Bridge players in Brunswick. Can you help identify them? In the middle front row are Sara Smith and Mary Myers, Ethel Barlow is in the middle (3rd

(Photo courtesy of Shelley McLane)

An Autumn scene on Rosemont Drive? We think this was John Graham placing the pumpkin on the stack. Can anybody confirm? (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection

Phil and Cheryl Dintaman Lowery wedding picture taken inside Bethany Lutheran Church on A Street, Brunswick, Md. July 31, 1976.

Bea & Jack Brady on their wedding day (1940) Bea was the sister of Eleanor Wenner Bissett. Jack was head coach and teacher at BHS for many years in the

Smith is the man in the necktie behind the tractor driver on a Veterans' Day Parade float on West Potomac Street, circa 1960. The message on the side of the

Teeny Phillips (middle) with son Tim on her lap at 1 N. Virginia Avenue in September 1961. See Hudson Rowhouses and Mace Building--then Cavall's Market--in

A ladies group playing Bridge in Brunswick. Can you help identify them? Here's a great comment from Kim on his original post of this photo: "My Grandmother

June & Paul Orrison on their wedding day in 1951. (Clipping from the Brunswick Citizen)

Brunswick Boy Scouts in a late '60s parade that looks a little warm for Veterans' Day. Part of the color guard in front, from left to right are Mike Nazelrod

Hard to guess which year. Maybe sometime in the 1940s? (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public

Jim McKnight with Fran New at the 1st Potomac River Festival in 1969. Can anyone identify him? (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection at the Brunswick

The BES school band playing at the groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Brunswick Ambulance building on the site of the former City Meat Market in May

Lenwood Moss opens the groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Brunswick Ambulance building on the site of the former City Meat Market in May 1961. Behind

Wedding of Robert & Francis Eagle on March 18. 1949. Mr. Eagle’s parents Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Eagle are on the left. The then new Mrs. Eagle’s mother, Attie

building made homemade kinklings. Much different than today. August 26, 2014 Smoketown History (Brunswick, Md.) Fran New is another Brunswick icon. Gone way too

Brunswick People Some Brunswick ladies in 1890s dress for the 1965 Diamond Jubilee celebration. From left are Mary Barger, Ethel Nelson, Mary Rockwell

Chief of the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department and MC, H.E. "Sonny" Cannon hands over the mike to Mayor James Cummings before he turns over the first

Summer parade in the 1960s during the 1965 Diamond Jubilee. In front is Mayor Jim Cummings. In the back are Blade-Times publisher Jim Bryan and Reverend

their way down Florida Avenue towards the turn on W. Potomac Street when the parade used to run east. Late 1940s or early '50s? (From the Myer Kaplon Photo

Brenda Barger and David Swiger after they had been just married in May 1983 by Pastor George Harpel at Trinity Lutheran Church in Knoxville. Brenda later

Local Veterans truck in 2022 Veterans Day Parade (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Vietnam Veterans on E. Potomac Street (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

A coffee mug commemorating Brunswick's Centennial Celebration in 1990. (Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner

Grams Family Moment: Thelma Grams holding Terri White Walker. In background are Shelly Dawson, Ricky Dawson and Todd Grams. (Courtesy of John Brubaker)

BHS Railroader color guard on E. Potomac Street in 2022 Veterans' Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Company begins its procession up E. Potomac Street in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Brunswick Boy Scout troop 277 across from City Park in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Hartman family at a 50th anniversary party for Virts and Jerry Hartman in the 1960s. Daughters Marie Huffer on the left and Virginia Hartman on the right

The Shewbridge brothers at Grace Episcopal Church for brother Karl's wedding. (l-r) Bob, Jerry, Karl, Joe, Noel (Courtesy of Bill Shewbridge)

Bernice and Gene Summers on their wedding day in 1970. Mr. Summers was a bus driver, who died tragically in 1972 when a bus he was repairing fell on him

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Merriman Reunion (Courtesy of Patty Donovan Hess

3 Ferris wheels at the Great Frederick Fair, 1945. (Photography by Walker R. Smith of Doubs)

Standing in front of Kaplon's display windows, Pauline King and Janie Gay Breeden pose in 1890s grab for Brunswick's Diamond Jubilee celebration in September

Brunswick Public Library staff prepare to march in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. Mary Minnis on right. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Eagle Riders make their way up E. Potomac Street. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Here's another photo of the Litten's family holiday dinner in 1948, possibly at the YMCA. Bob Caniford has been identified in the foreground on the right

Newlyweds Sharon Porter and Bill Huffman walk down the aisle at Bethany Lutheran Church on June 25, 1955. High school sweethearts, the Huffmans were together

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Here we think are the Boy Scouts in a Veterans' Day Parade on W. Potomac Street, circa 1969. Bill Shewbridge is one of the older scouts inspecting the

Another angle of Brunswick WWI Veterans observing the 1968 Veterans' Day parade. Edward Shipley is the veteran on the far right in the 2nd row, wearing

A ceremony at Veterans' Memorial Park on A Street. Maybe late 1940s? (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick

How about a Saturday night crab feed? A lot of waiters and crabs here. Farmers Woods in the late 1940s? (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick

2013 Veterans' Day Parade in Brunswick (Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner)

Commemorative pin from the 1965 Diamond Jubilee, the 75th anniversary celebration of Brunswick's beginning. (Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner)

The News at the Diamond Jubilee 1965 - Marsha, Mark, Mary and Fran. (Photo courtesy of Marsha New)

A Wenner family gathering in 1948. Not sure if this Brunswick or not. (L-R) Katherine Manor, Eleanor Wenner, Edith Garrott, Virginia Gregory Wenner, Edna

A special downtown Summer Sale at Kaplon's was happening here. The well-dressed Mayor Jim Cummings showed up among the onlookers. (From the Myer Kaplon

Eagle Riders prepare for take off near City Park in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Mr. & Mrs. Santa ride in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

A Summer picnic outing in the early 1940s. Who can guess where this is? From the left eating watermelon are Mrs. Wade Watson, Ann Harwood Watson, Ann Wenner

Brunswick Railroad Museum (now Heritage Museum) ribbon cutting by Mayor Rick Campbell in 1985. (Clipping from the Brunswick Citizen)

From a late 1960s parade, it looks like Charlie Flook behind the wheel of a 1929 Chrysler. Among the faces in the crowd from the left are young Tommy Ayres

A marching band makes its way from Florida Avenue to W. Potomac Street in the 1940s. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community

This photo caption of a 1960s-era Burkittsville Ruritan Carnival read "the Dime Pitch -- Mr. Smith." According to Cheryl Beachley Varkalis: "Loved dime

2013 Veterans' Day Parade in Brunswick (Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner)

This commemorative coin for Brunswick's Diamond Jubilee from August 28 to September 6, 1965 was used for trade during the celebration. Photo Courtesy of

In the 1940s, a marching band heads down the first block of W. Potomac Street from what must've been a window in the old Katz building on the Square Corner

young passenger make their way up E. Potomac St in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

Milestone birthday for Mrs. Brooks who lived to 106. She was the daughter of a slave and for a time was Maryland's oldest citizen. Her 100th birthday celebration

J.J. Newberry’s dinner honoring Helen Cooper hosted by the store manager at the time, who’s standing and name is thought to be Woodworth. Mrs. Cooper,

Just a guess, but maybe this was an early Veterans' Day Parade float for Springdale Dairy, owned by J.N. Souder. The dairy business in Brunswick was intertwined

The Moss family poses outside their home on N. Delaware Avenue to celebrate Brunswick's Diamond Jubilee celebration in September, 1965. From left to right

Here is a parade photo taken in front of Kaplons with the sign for what was then Fisher's Shell Station across W. Potomac Street. It's hard to tell if

2013 Veterans' Day Parade in Brunswick (Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner)

Marching band moves into the crowd of onlookers on W. Potomac Street in the 1940s. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library;

Sam Crone on the left, Bob Huffer (standing at the Coke machine), Richard Geisler and Paul Smith at a Burkittsville Ruritan carnival in the 1960s. The

Hebb Family Reunion in May, 2017. From left to right: Kay Hebb Carter, Shirley Grams Crouse, Laura Everitts Jones, Teresa Everitts Culbertson, Bill Hebb

Uncle Richard's funeral, I was thinking i should move this photo from the "parades, dedications & celebrations" album, but I think it does belong here. After

Before the 2013 Veterans' Day Parade in Brunswick 11/3/2013 (Photo courtesy of Peter Wenner)

Zeke Wenner in 1890s period dress during the 1965 Diamond Jubilee Celebration. The photo was taken outside Kaplon's. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection

Veterans' Day Parade - 1961. Pat Werking is the scout leader on the left. Linda Sell is the older girl in the foreground. (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection

This is what Halloween looked like in Brunswick way back when. Can you guess when? (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library;

A young family getting ready to watch a parade in front of Kaplon’s on W. Potomac Street. Judging from the period headware, this photo was likely taken

In a familiar scene from the era, a group of Brunswick ladies are photographed enjoying themselves around a card table in the 1950s behind a quiet early

During Brunswick's Diamond Jubilee in September 1965. Looks like Mrs. JGF (Sara) Smith and Mrs. Emerson Barlow posed in 1890s garb in front of the Hallmark

This appears to have been a World War II era Veterans Day parade as the procession makes its way east on Potomac Street, as it did in those days. See Horine's

We believe this lady shopper in 1890s period garb at Kaplon's during the Diamond Jubilee celebration of Brunswick's 75th birthday in September, 1965 was

Nathan Brown on a bail of hay on S. Maple Avenue in the 2022 Veterans Day Parade. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Pearl)

pom-pom girls raise their arms in unison. We think this was a late 1960s parade. (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library;

Carnivals and circuses were held annually in the Frederick Shopping Center parking lot in the 1950s and '60s. This photo was included in a retrospective

A group of Brunswick ladies at some kind of retreat in the 1930s. Look at those saddle shoes! Those we're sure of are 2nd to 4th from left: --Mrs. Ann

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Harrington family reunion circa 1957. Siblings and sons and daughters of George and Gertrude Harrington From left to right, Bill Harrington, Maude Custer

Harrington/Myers family reunion (seated) Susan Gosnell & Kathy Myers (standing) Kim & Austin Myers (Courtesy of Kim Myers)

Sonny Cannon at the mic at a Halloween celebration at the Imperial Theater. See the baby with her mother in the mask. (From the Myer Kaplon photo collection

Brunswick High School Marching Band around the mid-1970's. Photo/Newspaper clipping courtesy of Rhonda Rooney

(Photo courtesy of Reuben Moss)