Sandy and Steve Dean in a trolly at the Baltimore Trolly Museum, Baltimore, MD. Baltimore has two rail museums, the B&O Museum
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Sandy and Steve Dean in a trolly at the Baltimore Trolly Museum, Baltimore, MD. Baltimore has two rail museums, the B&O Museum
and the smaller Trolly Museum off of Fox Street. Steve was good enough to take us on a little tour of this.
Julie Abrams nee Frost's Wedding!
Rare John Schultz photo.
Dwight McMahon.
1998.
A visit to Spartinburg, SC. On our travels back from Charleston, SC, we made a little detour and visited Roger in Spartinburg.
Later that day we visited the Cowpens battlefield. Cowpens is where outnumbered and out gunned American General Daniel Morgan
defeated the British, using the three lines of defense. This battle was the turning point in the South during the American War for
independance.
Donna and Steve's wedding. Yes, they took
their dogs to the wedding.
A Dip get together at Donna Higgins in 1993.
A VertigoCon 1994? I don't quite
remember when this picture was taken, but it has quite a cast. From left to right, John Caruso, Tom Swider, Brad Wilson, the late Patches,
Donna Higgins, me, Tom Mainardi, John's daughter(I don't remember her name), Julie Martin (Dick's wife), Jack McHugh, Jeff Bonner,
Linda Courtemanche, Bobby Courtemanche, Steve Courtemanche and unknown (one of Jeff's friends).
Sandy and Paul,
with Fort Delaware in the background. Fort Delaware was finished in 1859, just before the outbreak of the Amercan Civil War.
This coastal fort was designed to protect the coastline and Philadelphia from sea invasion. During the War, the Federals kept control
and used the island fort as a P.O.W. camp. Its guns were kept trained on the prison camp and Delaware.
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