Robin Guyther (author of some of that) long since retired...and ironically, perhaps, volunteers at the museum that is now housed by the former Steuart Petroleum buildings.And the story that tells what really got peoples nickers in a twist.
A $500 Permit Nets Piney Point an Oil Refinery LexLeader
A late 1960s deal to build an oil refinery in Piney Point, MD, jolted the Potomac River Association into action.https://lexleader.net/the-slackwater-center/lexleader.net
Hey, what happens on that island needs to Stay on that island!!!!
Perpich. That would’ve been in the 80s.
Or at least on late night TV.
I still lived in Colton's Point back then.
I would’ve been an Mechanicsville back then. I can’t believe how many places I’ve bounced around this county. Mechanicsville, Charlotte Hall, Mechanicsville, California, Leonardtown, Mechanicsville,… But never seventh district. That place was too exclusive.
Hey, they let Andy Buscher move in..
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Apparently the neighborhoods really gone downhill.
I tell ya what...I'd have paid real money to see that arse clown walk in to Old Gum or Victory and act like he does.Apparently the neighborhoods really gone downhill.
I tell ya what...I'd have paid real money to see that arse clown walk in to Old Gum or Victory and act like he does.
Interesting, I irrigated four of five of those homes a few years back. The home owners and I discussed many things over the days of installation. Not once was I told they were part of the Chevy Chase crew.
You forgot just on Male Review Night.
Chevy Chase is a fairly large area, and I am certain your observations don’t represent all CC residents. I know at least one family that had a house on that strip at PP AND a house in Bethany. Lots of money up in that area.
Im certain you again, have no clue what you are posting here.
