BGuthrie Photos: MD -- Takoma Park

MD -- Takoma Park:

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. TAKOMP_210517_028.JPG: Banjo Brand Green Apples from Takoma Baker/Colwell 2010
2. TAKOMP_210517_034.JPG: Roscoe Brand Free Range Eggs Colwell/Baker 2010
3. TAKOMP_210517_038.JPG: You are now entering the alcohol approved zone.
4. TAKOMP_210517_043.JPG: You are now entering the alcohol approved zone.
5. TAKOMP_210517_046.JPG: These paintings were done by Trap Bob (Tenbeete Solomon).
6. TAKOMP_210517_049.JPG: Change @TrapxBob
7. TAKOMP_210517_053.JPG: Justice @TrapXBob In 2020, a presumably crazy woman was caught scraping off the paint of one of the tables -- removing the images of a black woman with the word "Justice". Trap Bob was commissioned to repaint it.
8. TAKOMP_210517_078.JPG: City of Takoma Park Healthy Business Initiative (hand sanitizer station) Jamie Raskin A True Patriot
9. TAKOMP_210517_083.JPG: Moco Eats Picnic in the Park Designated Delivery Spot Let Driver Know to Meet You Here Brought to you by Visit Montgomery & Montgomery Park
10. TAKOMP_210517_089.JPG: Estate Sale Fundraiser for Pancreatic Cancer You're invited to a fundraiser estate sale in memory of Maria Veltri (1943-2020) for Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (pancan.org)
11. TAKOMP_210517_107.JPG: Takoma Price MainStreetTakoma.org
12. TAKOMP_210517_116.JPG: Trolley Brand Cashews Packed in Takoma Junction Baker/Colwell 2010
13. TAKOMP_210517_121.JPG: Tree Frog Brand Mushrooms Packaged in Sligo Creek Baker/Colwell 2010
14. TAKOMP_210517_132.JPG: Takoma Junction
15. TAKOMP_210517_167.JPG: ...oy Slim Owes Me Money Boogie
16. TAKOMP_210517_169.JPG: Chris Pyrate
17. TAKOMP_210517_177.JPG: Don't Jay Walk Watch Your Step
18. TAKOMP_210517_187.JPG: Imagination
19. TAKOMP_210517_232.JPG: Thank you for helping slow the spread! Face Masks Required We are limiting store occupancy City of Takoma Park Healthy Business Initiative
20. TAKOMP_210517_235.JPG: Dry Cleaning is the more [sic] Effective, Easier and Safer [sic -- way???] to kill viruses Don't Forget to Dry Clean Your Clothes Before Putting Them in Storage Heating garments at a high temperature such as 160-180 degrees Fahrenheit inside the steaming section are [sic] very effective in killing almost all the germs. As the high heat from the steam reaches the fabric under regulated pressure inside the dry cleaning boiler, the microorganisms are attacked and killed off. Further, as the process reaches its final stage of pressing, the finishing process also uses really high heat, [sic] of about 260-300 degrees Fahrenheit to steam press the piece, which further kills off bacteria. The Federation of Korean Drycleaners Association
21. TAKOMP_210517_236.JPG: Carriage House Cleaners
22. TAKOMP_210517_240.JPG: Piney Branch School
Wikipedia Description: Takoma Park, Maryland
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Takoma Park is a city in Montgomery County, Maryland. The population was 17,299 at the 2000 census.

History:

Takoma Park was founded by Benjamin Franklin Gilbert in 1883 and incorporated in 1890. It was the first planned commuter suburb in the area, and also bore aspects of a spa and trolley park. For many decades it was world headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist church denomination, which has a college, hospital, and radio station there.

Since before the incorporation of Takoma Park in 1890, the Montgomery/Prince George's County boundary cut through the current city boundaries, but pursuant to a popular referendum, and subsequent approval by both counties' councils, and the Maryland General Assembly, on July 1, 1997 the county line was moved to include all of the city in Montgomery County, including some territory newly annexed to the city at the time. (Residents in the Prince Georges portion disliked having to pay higher insurance rates, and being part of a county noted for its much higher crime and lower public school scores). At one time an extension of Interstate 95, also known as the North Central Freeway, was proposed that would have cut the city in two. Sam Abbott and others successfully campaigned to prevent this.

Also dividing the community is the boundary line of the District of Columbia, which contains part of the original Gilbert tract. This area is now known as Takoma, Washington, D.C. While politically separate from Takoma Park, Maryland, it shares its history and much of its culture.

Geography:

Takoma Park is located at [show location on an interactive map] 38�58'48?N, 77�0'8?W (38.980060, -77.002341).

The city of Takoma Park is just northeast of Washington, D.C. at latitude 38�59' North, longitude 77�0' West. The Takoma Park community (as distinct from the actual incorporated area) spills over the D.C.-Maryland line into the Takoma neighborhood of the District, the Carole Highlands neighborhood of Prince George's County, and parts of Silver Spring. However, these neighborhoods are politically separate from the City of Takoma Park. (Benjamin Franklin Gilbert's original planned community included land on both sides of the D.C.-Maryland line.)

According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 2.1 square miles (5.5 km�), all land, although Sligo Creek and Long Branch (both tributaries of the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River) flow through the city.
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