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This photograph shows two men standing in front of the Eastbound station. This station was located opposite of the current Westbound station, on the canal

This photo, from the 1940 BHS Yearbook, shows the 1940 Volleyball Team. This item is highlighted on page 69 of History in Our Attics

This photograph shows the Eastbound Hump Tower. Workers in this tower directed the switching of cars to be reclassified for their new Eastbound destination

This 1929 photo shows the bowling alley that was located in the basement of the Brunswick B&O RR YMCA.

we can see an early marked B&O gondola car as well as a horse and wagon cart. These photos are highlighted on page 19 of History in Our Attics:

photo shows steam shovels, a work crew, and many railroad cars in the yard. photo is highlighted on page 19 of History in Our Attics

Operations were normal on November 8, 1980 until nightfall. Sometime that night, an electrical short in the first floor office and lobby created a fire

This photo shows the lobby of the Brunswick B&O RR YMCA in 1929. The lobby provided chairs for railroad men both current and retired, to relax and congregate

One of my favorite photos from my collection is from 1925. This photo shows the East Car Yard. The photo demonstrates how busy the car yard was. What interesting

This enlargement of the yard photo shows workers moving track rail. Notice the other details in the photo such as the wheelbarrow, the rail and ties on

When we zoom in on this section of the photo, we can see a track car (wagon) and an old abandoned building in the background. Also, notice the electric

This is a 1923 ad for the Brunswick Garage. The Brunswick Garage is the building that is currently located across from Brunswick City Hall. The business

This photo is from the 1940 BHS Yearbook showing the 1940 BHS Girls Basketball Team. This item is highlighted on page 68 of History in Our Attics

Jim Castle: This is from 1950's. Marvin Carroll was a very talented Steel Guitar player who also played with Jimmy Dean. Courtesy of Jason A. Russell

A very popular Brunswick YMCA Secretary, Marvin E. Younkins, welcomes a railroader to the Brunswick YMCA in the early 1950's. This photo was created for

These photographs date from the early 1900's and show the ongoing construction of the Brunswick Railroad Yard. More specifically, these photos show the

These photographs date from the early 1900's and show the ongoing construction of the Brunswick Railroad Yard. More specifically, these photos show the

THis 1910 photo shows a cultivated area in front of the YMCA. The front of the building faced the railroad. This photo shows both the YMCA and the hospital

This postcard is postmarked 1907. The postcard shows the "new" Brunswick Roundhouse that replaced the "old" Brunswick Roundhouse. The original roundhouse

This photo shows a diesel engine derailment in 1977, the Brunswick Roundhouse can be seen in the background. These photos are highlighted on page 22 of

History in Our Attics:Photos and Documents of Brunswick, Maryland: Volume I This is the book that got it all started. Drafted for years in my head, it

From Jenny Jones Facebook page: Wishing my wonderful mom a very very happy birthday. She is so special and I pray her day will be also. Love you Mom.

Operating a bank in a railroad town meant you needed to have a train logo on your checks. This check, drawn on the Bank of Brunswick was payable to J.

Operating a bank in a railroad town meant you needed to have a train logo on your checks. This check, drawn on the Bank of Brunswick was payable to J.

H.N Werntz operated a store on East Potomac Street. Beginning as a grocery and dry goods store, clothing was later added. Pictured is an advertising pocket

In 1910, when this ad was published in the Brunswick Herald, streets were dirt and certainly muddy when it rained. Wooden plank boards were placed in front

This is a 1929 photo of Harvey Bickel, the Brunswick YMCA General Secretary. The General Secretary, also called the Secretary, managed the operations of

On this date in 1904, Charles Gregory posed for this photograph, while making home deliveries. Gregory was an early baker in Brunswick. His bakery, Potomac