Eastport MD

Annapolis Maritime Museum

723 2nd Street, Annapolis, MD 21403

Rear exterior wall of McNasby’s Oyster Company
Dock side view of McNasby’s Oyster Company
William McNasby, founder of the McNasby’s Oyster Company

Bridge

318 6th Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Spa Creek bridge connecting Annapolis and Eastport at fourth street (1939)
Boy fishing in Spa Creek with view of swing bridge (1914)
Spa Creek “swing bridge” connecting Annapolis and Eastport (1940s)
Annapolis City Dock “Ego Alley” in front of Chesapeake Bay workboats (1937)
Woman standing on Spa Creek bridge (1918)
Midshipmen in front of Circle Theater in Annapolis (1942)

Chart House

300 2nd Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Aerial view of Annapolis Yacht Yard on Spa Creek (1940s)
Construction of a Vosper PT boat inside the Annapolis Yacht Yard. This structure still stands today as the Chart House restaurant.
Joe Alton and his wife Francis Mary Graham (1940s)
James “Robbie” Parkinson, enlisted fighter pilot (1940s)
Dock side view of Annapolis Yacht Yard from Spa Creek
View of Annapolis Yacht Yard from Spa Creek

Eastport Democratic Club

525 State St, Annapolis, MD 21403

Marion Lee Zorn and his Sidney Ellen Simpson Zorn enjoy dancing at the Eastport Democratic Club (1940s)

Eastport Veterans Park

399 6th Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Similar style housing project from Erie, PA (photo courtesy of Library of Congress)

End of Chesapeake Avenue

2-6 Chesapeake Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Naval Academy Chapel Dome (1920)
Naval Academy students learning to use radio technology (1942)
Radio towers on Greenbury Point (1940s)

End of Fifth Street

301-399 Fifth Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Grocery rations used during WW2
Gasoline rations booklet used during WW2
Gasoline rations booklet used during WW2
Pearl McNasby in canoe

First Baptist Church of Eastport

208 Chesapeake Ave, Annapolis, MD 21403

Front exterior wall of First Baptist Church of Eastport from Chesapeake Avenue
Front exterior wall of First Baptist Church of Eastport from Chesapeake Avenue
Eastport Volunteer Fire Department. This structure still stands today as a residential building.
Pastor of First Baptist Church of Eastport
American Red Cross First Aid Textbook, this was typically used by female Red Cross recruits.

Lewnes’ Steak House

401 4th Street, Annapolis, MD 21403

The Lewnes family in front of one of the family owned businesses
Sam Lewnes, founder of Lewnes at local restaurant (c. 1930)

The Home Front: Eastport During WWII – A Walking tour

709-723 2nd Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

View of Eastport from Annapolis at Saint Mary’s (1940)
Fourth Street in Eastport (1940s)
Survey picture of Chester Avenue in Eastport (1935)
Survey photo of Chester Avenue in Annapolis (1935)
Wesley Kirby and James Booth harvesting oysters from the Chesapeake Bay

Annapolis Maritime Museum

723 2nd Street, Annapolis, MD 21403

Rear exterior wall of McNasby’s Oyster Company
Dock side view of McNasby’s Oyster Company
William McNasby, founder of the McNasby’s Oyster Company

Bridge

318 6th Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Spa Creek bridge connecting Annapolis and Eastport at fourth street (1939)
Boy fishing in Spa Creek with view of swing bridge (1914)
Spa Creek “swing bridge” connecting Annapolis and Eastport (1940s)
Annapolis City Dock “Ego Alley” in front of Chesapeake Bay workboats (1937)
Woman standing on Spa Creek bridge (1918)
Midshipmen in front of Circle Theater in Annapolis (1942)

Chart House

300 2nd Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Aerial view of Annapolis Yacht Yard on Spa Creek (1940s)
Construction of a Vosper PT boat inside the Annapolis Yacht Yard. This structure still stands today as the Chart House restaurant.
Joe Alton and his wife Francis Mary Graham (1940s)
James “Robbie” Parkinson, enlisted fighter pilot (1940s)
Dock side view of Annapolis Yacht Yard from Spa Creek
View of Annapolis Yacht Yard from Spa Creek

Eastport Democratic Club

525 State St, Annapolis, MD 21403

Marion Lee Zorn and his Sidney Ellen Simpson Zorn enjoy dancing at the Eastport Democratic Club (1940s)

Eastport Veterans Park

399 6th Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Similar style housing project from Erie, PA (photo courtesy of Library of Congress)

End of Chesapeake Avenue

2-6 Chesapeake Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Naval Academy Chapel Dome (1920)
Naval Academy students learning to use radio technology (1942)
Radio towers on Greenbury Point (1940s)

End of Fifth Street

301-399 Fifth Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

Grocery rations used during WW2
Gasoline rations booklet used during WW2
Gasoline rations booklet used during WW2
Pearl McNasby in canoe

First Baptist Church of Eastport

208 Chesapeake Ave, Annapolis, MD 21403

Front exterior wall of First Baptist Church of Eastport from Chesapeake Avenue
Front exterior wall of First Baptist Church of Eastport from Chesapeake Avenue
Eastport Volunteer Fire Department. This structure still stands today as a residential building.
Pastor of First Baptist Church of Eastport
American Red Cross First Aid Textbook, this was typically used by female Red Cross recruits.

Lewnes’ Steak House

401 4th Street, Annapolis, MD 21403

The Lewnes family in front of one of the family owned businesses
Sam Lewnes, founder of Lewnes at local restaurant (c. 1930)

The Home Front: Eastport During WWII – A Walking tour

709-723 2nd Street, Annapolis, MD 21403, USA

View of Eastport from Annapolis at Saint Mary’s (1940)
Fourth Street in Eastport (1940s)
Survey picture of Chester Avenue in Eastport (1935)
Survey photo of Chester Avenue in Annapolis (1935)
Wesley Kirby and James Booth harvesting oysters from the Chesapeake Bay

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