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Dr. Charlotte A. Coffield has lived in the historically African-American Montgomery County community of Lyttonsville her entire life. She is pictured...
Dr. Charlotte A. Coffield has lived in the historically African-American Montgomery County community of Lyttonsville her entire life. She is pictured...
Some longtime residents and a local historian say the one-lane Talbot Bridge should be protected for its historical significance as a link during segregation between Lyttonsville and then all-white neighborhoods of Silver Spring. The bridge, built in 1918, soon will be torn down and replaced as part of building the light-rail Purple Line, which will run beneath the bridge, adjacent to the CSX tracks.
Dr. Charlotte A. Coffield has lived in the historically African-American Montgomery County community of Lyttonsville her entire life. She is standing...
Dr. Charlotte A. Coffield has lived in the historically African-American Montgomery County community of Lyttonsville her entire life. She is standing...
Some longtime residents and a local historian say the one-lane Talbot Bridge should be protected for its historical significance as a link during segregation between Lyttonsville and then all-white neighborhoods of Silver Spring. The bridge, built in 1918, soon will be torn down and replaced as part of building the light-rail Purple Line, which will run beneath the bridge, adjacent to the CSX tracks.
Dr. Charlotte A. Coffield has lived in the historically African-American Montgomery County community of Lyttonsville her entire life. She is pictured...
Dr. Charlotte A. Coffield has lived in the historically African-American Montgomery County community of Lyttonsville her entire life. She is pictured...
Some longtime residents and a local historian say the one-lane Talbot Bridge should be protected for its historical significance as a link during segregation between Lyttonsville and then all-white neighborhoods of Silver Spring. The bridge, built in 1918, soon will be torn down and replaced as part of building the light-rail Purple Line, which will run beneath the bridge, adjacent to the CSX tracks.
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