Main Street, which will be open to
the public during the festival. Stories
of the town and its people are told
with each display. The Calvin B.
Taylor Museum is also one of Ber-
lin's oldest homes and now a beau-
tifully restored museum.
in Berlin's many shop windows for
visitors to peruse and enjoy during
the event.
which is nationally known. It is Jack
Benny's old Touring Car, a 1917
Wilys-Overland 5 passenger Tour-
ing Car. The antique car was driven
by Benny in Texaco commercials for
his TV show in the 1950's.
Bread Truck, with the patented
"Stand and Drive Mechanism" for
easy stop-and-go deliveries. A Mod-
el T Ford and a 1880s Hearse will
also be on display.
be open for business as well as res-
taurants, a coffee house, bakeries
and a sweets shop will be on every-
one's must list to visit. Many shop
ladies will be in costume.
the Ocean Pines Players in cos-
tume and in character.
the end of the festival.
1980 Country Music Association Vo-
cal Duet of the Year Award Winner
Moe Bandy has announced that he
will perform two shows in West Ocean
City as part of his spring tour swing.
which time he has recorded 35 al-
bums that produced over 60 chart
hits for him. His career skyrocketed
to stardom in the late '70s and early
'80s with chart-topping hits that
included "It's A Cheating Situation."
"Bandy The Rodeo Clown" and "Till
I'm Too Old To Die Young" as well as
the classic song that he named his
cana." Since 1992, he has been
performing at his own theater in
Branson, Mo. This concert will fea-
ture not only Bandy but his award-
winning "Americana Band."
City on Thursday, July 18, at 2 and
7 p.m. Advance reservations are
strongly urged for these perform-
ances. Tickets are on sale now and
may be obtained by calling The OC
Jamboree box office at 410-213-
7581 or by going online at www.oc-
jam.com. All seating is reserved,
theater style and strictly limited on a
first-come basis. Ticket cost is $35.
Main Street on Saturday, July 6,
from 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
at noon in front of The Atlantic Hotel,
Berlin and continue throughout the
day. The first vignette will be Berlin's
Mayor Gee Williams welcoming and
greeting the first mayor of Berlin,
John William Pitts and his wife, and
in return, Mayor Pitts presents May-
or Williams with a key to the Town of
Berlin.
and some may even sell their
wares. These include quilters, wea-
vers, tinsmith, glassblower, black-
smith, spinner, rug hooker, basket
weaver, leather worker, broom mak-
er and a rug braider.
strate and talk with visitors.
ering Berlin's historic homes along
Main Street, dating back to the late
1700s. The walking, self-guided
tour takes visitors to view approxi-
mately 20 historic homes.
World War I and World War II will be
on display.
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