Recorded while Christmas caroling on the streets of Fell's Point in East Baltimore, musician Tony Netzel is playing accordion while riding on the rear gate of an Arabber produce wagon that was decorated for the holiday.

East Baltimore Christmas 1981 - Tony Netzel on accordion

Recorded Live at Eastpoint Mall during Milton & Connie Brzozowski's Radio Show Happy Music Time early 1980's

Al Matousek & The Original JOY, Al STeve 7 Ray - Czech Waltz Medley

Blob's Park 1969 - The Rhinelanders (House Band), playing a Rhinelander, recorded on a Saturday night in the old wooden hall. 

Rhinelander Medley - The Rhlanders at Blob's Park 1969

Battle Cry For Freedom - American Music Consort early 1970's

Battle Cry For Freedon - mp3

Ready For The River - 1928 Recording - One of the first made electrically using a real microphone.

1928, Ready for the River, Emerson Gill Orch. 78RPM

Thomas A. Flowers, Dorchester County Educator, County Councilman, Historian and Author as he shared his thoughts about the First Beulah Landfill expansion in 1992 on radio, Tom was the host of The Old Honker Radio Series on WCEM Cambridge Maryland 1991 - 1993 

Tom Flowers On A Mountain Of Trash In Beulah

Emma Mae Todd Powley 1922 -    Condensed interview. Dorchester County Teacher oral history interview for History Aloud, a project of the Dorchester county Historical Society - The "e-Docent" Voice Annunciator Box was designed and engineered specifically for this application by Frank A. Bittner.  For information on how your museum can obtain them send an e-mail to frankabittner@yahoo.com

Emma Mae Todd Powley Load

Dr. Tom Flowers comments to the Dorchester County Commissioners about the demolition of the Old County Jail, a Victorian stone structure many say was Cambridge Maryland's only stone castle.  Aired in 1993 as part of the Old Honker Radio Series, made possible here by The Brannock Educational Trust .  

Tom Flowers Blasts County Commisioners Over Old Jail

In the 1940s, a popular public speaker named Emily Kimbrough published a series of essays. In one moving piece, she witnessed the homecoming of young men from a Pennsylvania town who died in World War II.  NPR written and delivered by Susan Stamberg

Frank Bittner