Dhas Museum

Recently The Delmar New Century Club donated to the Delmar Historical and arts Society a 1978 Daily Times in which an article discussed the building the Historical society had for  awhile until it fell into disrepair.

Delmar Tokens

1959 Green Ranch Stables

Ground Broken For New Post Office 1959

From Bi-State weekly

A Couple Ads

1972 Freddie Rosen  Red Stacy Little Jimmy's

1972 Triglia Country House

above 1962  Frances Kenndy Jones   La Nada Ballet

1940 Delmar School

1940 activities (possibly May day celebration) in the school yard of the Delmar school (Today Delmar High School before being torn down).  Notice students in windows looking out.  Photo From the State of Delaware Public archives web site.

High School in 2000 before being torn down

Less Than Truck Load History

There is a blog called LessThanTruckLoadHistory  https://lessthantruckloadhistory.wordpress.com/2016/07/24/victor-lynn-lines-protests-and-wins-time-after-many-times/
which deals with trucking history.  In one post they talk about the local trucking companies that applied for permission from the ICC to runs trucking lines in areas that Victor Lynn lines had authority.  Since some of the language and terms are not what you may be familar with so the blog may seem confusing to you.  However Frank W. Baker of Delmar was one of those people who tried to obtain authority to run a trucking line and was not granted permission to do so.

The Interstate Commerce Commission was created to regulate who could transport goods to where and at how much (rates) .  it first started out regulating railroads but expanded to telephone service, trucking, bus lines, airlines etc. It was abolished in 1995.

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