1960s TOUR OF MARYLAND EASTON, BALTIMORE, HAGERSTOWN & ANNAPOLIS OCEAN CITY 89694
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2020
- This 1960s, era color movie opens at Annapolis, Maryland with a view of the capital building. The purpose of the film is to show all of the wonderful sites and tourist attractions of Maryland. Small homes and colonial architecture are seen. The Hammond-Harwood House. The United States Naval Academy 1:00. Student-soldiers march throughout the grounds 1:15. The statue of Tecumseh during graduation week at Annapolis 1:40. A full dress parade on the football field 1:55. The students graduate 2:10. Bathers at Sandy Point State Park 2:25. The Bay Bridge 2:38. The Eastern Shore and the Wye Oak tree, the largest white oak in the United States 2:57. The Chester River 3:20. The Port Welcome docks and brings visitors to Maryland 3:32. People walk the grounds of beautiful colonial homes 3:56. Tidewater Estates 4:10. Talbot County Courthouse 4:15. Easton shopping center 4:20. Salisbury, Maryland 4:36. Maryland peaches, cantaloupes, tomatoes and other fruits like strawberries bloom and grow 5:10. Baby chicks in boxes 5:22. Women serve chicken dinners outside on a large garden 5:40. Boats come into dock 5:55. Bugeye sailboats 6:05. Men drag for oysters 6:23. A clam digger uses a conveyor belt 6:35. Bushels of clams are stacked 6:45. Maryland blue crabs are caught 7:03. The crabs are sorted into certain cribs 7:30. Crab-fest on picnic tables 7:55. Ocean City on the Atlantic shore 8:10. Deep-sea fishing 8:40. A Marlin is caught. Gaggles of geese and duck fly overhead 9:33. Hunters fire. A dog retrieves the duck. Aerial view of the Chesapeake Bay 10:15. Sailboat racing 10:45. Sailing craft get ready for a race to Newport, Rhode Island 11:05. An ocean-going freighter is seen 11:25. Skyscrapers and large buildings downtown are seen 12:15. Johns Hopkins University 12:27. The Baltimore Museum of Art 12:35. Various monuments are shown 12:55. Old Fort McHenry 13:10. Baltimore’s terminal facilities 13:40. The Baltimore Harbor Tunnel 13:53. Aerial view of Baltimore 14:06. Iron ore is brought to the steel plants 14:30. Shipbuilding and ship repair are big industry in Baltimore 15:00. Vessels are loaded with coal and other products 15:18. Bananas, coffee, tea and other products are shown 15:36. Seasoning plant 16:03. Springtime in Maryland 16:15. Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore 16:20. Baltimore Orioles nesting 16:50. Memorial Stadium and the home of the Baltimore Orioles baseball team 17:05. The Baltimore Colts play 17:55. Rich farmlands are shown 18:25. Corn is harvested with a machine 18:40. Tobacco is farmed 18:52. Hay is also planted and sown 19:10. Horses and colts play in the pen 19:36. Horses race at the track 20:00. The green valleys of the horse country 20:40. The Maryland Hunt Cup 20:55. The Black-Eyed Susan, state flower of Maryland 21:25. The courthouse and colonial homes are shown 21:50. The Barbara Fritchie House 21:54. Hagerstown, Maryland 22:27. Pipe organ makers 22:45.
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I was in charge of the renovations to the house at 3:40. My lead carpenter repaired those round balls on-site. They were solid turnings of wood. It was about a $2.5M job for a wealthy client from McLean who attended Washington college. Washington had resided at that house at one time. It was a really interesting project, but in very poor condition by 2007.
Make America Great Again. Please
I’m a Maryland boy. I’ve seen a lot of deterioration of my state in the last 63+ years. Baltimore had such character and a unique culture. Now it’s just like any urban area taken over by incompetent government and failed social experiments. The people who made it work have left or are leaving. Not much is done for the working class tax payers. Just more taxes that benefit government and its self indulgence just so they can have their name on a park or building. I no longer live there but this video causes me to think of a time when our politicians were a little more competent and able to communicate and to compromise with each other and the community to achieve its goals.
Yes sir I agree times surely missed. God save America
Recognition of the eastern shore!
Beautiful!
I live in Easton Maryland
It's amazing what 50 years of progressive government have done to a wonderful place.
I hate the nazi left
BINGO
@@robertwarner1160 you need a wake up call if you think it's ONLY the LEFT. They are all of one mindset. Pawns of the rich who own big oil, big pharma, control our education,control the internet....all corrupt now.
@@barbibutton9619 left = satanic... ie all political people since forever
@@barbibutton9619 well.... Democratic have been the party in control for the last 60 plus years, so yea I blame the corruption, crime, decay and all the other social problems on the democrats!
Sadly a lot of that "rich farm land" has been forever disposed of for housing developments and warehouses. More focus should be put on on renovating and bringing people to abandoned areas of already developed cities and keep the valuable and irreplaceable farm land.
Zoning. Depends on where you are talking about.
The State of Maryland has done a much, much better joy of saving farmland and other open space than next-door neighbor, Virginia.
Is Bailey Goss, who died in a traffic accident on Falls Road in ‘62, at the microphone?
Hagerstown has gone downhill since this was made. The organ factory, aircraft industry and other manufacturing is gone . 27% of the population is below the state poverty rate, only half the residents own their homes and drugs and crime are a major problem. We have migration from Baltimore and released inmates from the local prisons to thank for much of that.
You also have a right wing mentality. And have for a long time. How come Frederick is becoming vibrant, and you folks are stuck?
@@mrmr3343 Okay. I don't know whst you mean by right wing me but we'll l try a left wing mentality. High taxes and lots of government regulation. Judges who let criminals off and defund the police. I talk to former Frederick residents who have left because they can't afford live there anymore. Our problems come from Baltimore, New York and the metropolitan areas and local state prisons.
@@DavidSmith-sb2ix You probably sit here all day. Sad.
@@mrmr3343 Try watching Fox along with the other media sources. Be more open minded.
@@mrmr3343lol “vibrant” yeah.. more crime.
a simpler more plentiful time....
I was born and raised in Baltimore city. I worked for and retired from its Fire dept. Today...the city is nothing but a murdering rat hole. Short of marshal law is the only answer now.
12:11 sleeps over 2000 state workers
Boy the right wing whiners on here. Actually I have seen a lot of excellent changes.
If some of these folks think it's so bad they should leave!
I mean they have no other choice. Parasites like you move into the towns that these people built and sustained for years. Then you people come along and bring your destructive bumper sticker world view which has literally failed everywhere it’s been done. And when you destroy what was once a peaceful beautiful civilization you move on to the next target and destroy that.
I live in Maryland, what drug are you on.
Can you give some examples of the excellent changes?