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National Guardsmen gather to honor Leroy Brown who was a five year Fire Chief of Westminster and was also a member of Company H in the National Guard.

Interior image White House Pastry Shop and staff which was located at 235 East Main Street Westminster, Maryland.

Interior view of St. Johns Roman Catholic Church during the wedding of Suzanne Chambers and William Albert on June 12, 1954. The church was located at 50 East Main Street in Westminster, Maryland.

The Baltimore Colts having lunch delivered during summer training camp by Silber's Bakery of Baltimore.

Baltimore Colts players practicing formations during the 1948 summer training camp in Westminster, MD.

Wedding photo of Carole Lee Wood and William McIntyre at Westminster Episcopal Church of the Ascension.

Miss fire prevention was an annual contest of women representing the twelve fire houses located in Carroll County. Patricia Welk, who represented the Pleasant Valley fire company, was crowned winner in 1957. Also photographed are: Eileen Holbrook, Hampstead. Mardeno Macktey, Westminster; Martha Baker. Reese; Sylvia Keeney. Taneytown; Miss Welk; Janet Mahatey, Manchester; Marie Norwood. Mt. Airy; Audrey Hahn, Union Bridge; Esther Blacksten, New Windsor, and Mary Houck, Lineboro.

The wedding reception for Carole McIntyre and William McIntyre took place at 34 Court Place Westminster, MD.

A group gathers outside of the Carroll Theatre in 1941 to see the film "The Little Foxes." The theatre was located at 91 W Main St. Westminster, MD.

The wedding of Bernice Lambert and William Blum took place on January 22, 1955 at the Calvary Lutheran Church in Woodbine, Maryland.

Interior image of the Lamme home at 155 East Green Street.

Quarterback Y.A. Title practicing his passes for the cameras at summer training camp in Westminster, Maryland. Title was quarterback for The Baltimore Colts in 1948 and 1949.

The wedding of Bernice Lambert and William Blum took place on January 22, 1955 at the Calvary Lutheran Church in Woodbine, Maryland.

Wedding portrait of Suzanne Chambers.

Zepp Nash Sales was located on East Main Street. The car sales company also sold car parts and serviced automobiles.

This home located at 155 East Green Street was the home of the Lamme family.

Roop’s Mill was originally constructed in 1795 and reconstructed in 1816. The historic grist mill, located at 1019 Old Taneytown Rd is on the National Register of Historic Places. Pictured is the mill which constructed by the designs of Oliver Evans, who patented rights to several mill innovations

Baltimore Colts players at the 1948 summer training camp in Westminster, MD.

The Westminster Cooperative Poultry Products Auction was located 359 Manchester Road. Westminster, MD. Carroll County was the leading producer of poultry in Maryland during the late 1930's.

Image of Main Street in Westminster during the 1950's. The street has hosted many shops and restaurants over the years. Stores shown in image are A&P., Endicott and Johnson Shoes, Westminster Hardware, City Restaurant,and C.C. Murphy

Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren congregation gathered to celebrate the addition of an educational wing. The church is located at 818 Old Taneytown Rd. Westminster, MD.

Roop’s Mill was originally constructed in 1795 and reconstructed in 1816. This historic grist mill, located at 1019 Old Taneytown Rd is on the National Register of Historic Places. Pictured is he suspension bridge which was constructed in the late 19th century.

Donkey lead road rollers were used to compact streets.

The Gore Motor Company was located at 279 East Main Street. The motor company sold Plymouth automobiles

Baltimore Colts player posing for cameras during the 1948 summer training camp in Westminster, MD.

The Westminster Post office located at 83 East Main Street Westminster, Maryland.

This seven-acre estate purchased by John Longwell in 1842 is located at 1838 Emerald Hill Westminster, MD. The estate later became Westminster's City Hall in 1942.

Head coach Cecil Isbell and another member of staff at the 1948 Colts summer training camp. Isbell was head coach for the 1947 and 1948 seasons and part of the 1949 season.