The Delaware State Police Pipes And Drums at Winterthur’s Point-to-Point on May 8, 2011:
Category: All Things Delaware
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Brandywine High School
1969 Brandywine High School Marching Band – 11-22-1969
Transferred from 16mm film (no sound track). Looks like homecoming floats at the end.
1991 Brandywine High School Marching Wind and Percussion Ensemble
1990 Blazers at the BHS Jazz Festival
1991 Holiday Concert – Lobby Performance
1991 Holiday Concert – Blazers
1997 “Brandywine Spirit” at the Concord Mall
2004 Brandywine Classic
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Punkin Chunkin
DDVF recorded Punkin Chunkin from 1996 to 2009.
Punkin Chunkin 2008 – All the Machines – Bridgeville, Delaware, USA
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Claymont Christmas Parade
DDVF has been recording the Claymont Christmas Parade since 2004.
Please visit ClaymontChristmasParade.com to view past videos and photos.
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Brandywine Hundred History
Brandywine Hundred History Forum
Saturday February 23, 2008 @ 10 AM
Brandywine Hundred Branch Library
1300 Foulk Road, Wilmington, DE 19803
Councilman Bob Weiner holds a photo of the house that once stood at 1306 Foulk Rd as James Hanby (left) and Jack Day (who grew up in the house) look on. Representatives from the Talley, Day, Grubb, Hanby, Forwood & Magness families regale us with stories about our Brandywine Hundred history.
Part 1 – Bob Weiner (7 minutes)
Part 2 – Jon Husband (16 minutes)
Part 3 – Jack Day (35 minutes)
Part 4 – Andy Talley (12 minutes)
Part 5 – Garet Forwood Gunther (25 minutes)
Part 6 – Susane Magness (30 minutes)
Part 7 – James Hanby (25 minutes)You can purchase a DVD for $5 from the Delaware Digital Video Factory – just stop by the store.
Brandywine Hundred History Expo
Saturday May 17, 2008. 10am – 2pm
Brandywine High School CafeteriaDVDs from the May 17th Brandywine Hundred History Expo are available at the store. Just stop by, the price is $5 each.
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Winterthur Point-to-Point
34th Annual Point-to-Point
Sunday, May 6, 2012For more information visit:
www.winterthur.org
33rd Annual Point-to-Point
Sunday, May 8, 2011For more information visit:
www.winterthur.orgDelaware State Police Pipes and Drums at Winterthur Point-to-Point 2011
32nd Annual Point-to-Point
Sunday, May 2, 2010For more information visit:
www.winterthur.org2010 Winterthur Point-to-Point:
2010 Winterthur Point-to-Point – Parade of Antique Carriages:
31st Annual Point-to-Point
Sunday, May 3, 2009The weather was not the best, but Winterthur’s Point-to-Point 2009 was still a very successful event.
Umbrellas, tarps and tents provided cover for the soaked crowd of 15,000 who came to watch the steeplechase racing, bagpipers, antique carriages and vintage automobiles.
Proceeds from Point-to-Point benefit other programming at Winterthur year-round.
For more information visit:
www.winterthur.org
30th Annual Point-to-Point
Sunday, May 4, 2008Winterthur’s Point-to-Point 2008 was a glorious day of sport and style – from the thrill of steeplechase racing to the elegance of an antique carriage parade, bagpipers in traditional dress, and lots of family fun. A happy crowd of 20,000 celebrated the 30th anniversary of Winterthur’s signature sporting event amidst the springtime beauty of an American country estate.
Proceeds from Point-to-Point benefit other programming at Winterthur year-round.
For more information visit:
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Wilmington & Western Railroad
5/17/2009 – 100th birthday celebration for Wilmington & Western Railroad’s Engine 98 steam locomotive.
The first steam locomotive with a 4-4-0 wheel arrangement was built in 1837 and the design lasted for nearly a century. The 4-4-0 was a popular choice for nearly every American railroad, so much so that the wheel arrangement soon earned the name “American Standard,” or simply “American.”
No. 98 was built by the American Locomotive Company of Schenectady, New York, in January 1909 (construction #45921) for the Mississippi Central Railroad (MSC) in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
For more information visit:
http://www.wwrr.com/museum/98/11/11/2007 – 100th birthday celebation for Wilmington & Western Railroad’s Engine 58 steam locomotive.
No. 58 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia in October 1907.
Visit www.wwrr.com for more information on the railroad and to view their schedule.
