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Decade
Quick Facts
Population:
xx Houses:
100 Merchants:
7
Year
round residents: xx
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| 1931 |
Lido
Boulevard paved. According to long time resident Audrey Brown,
summer residents parked their cars on the newly paved Boulevard
and walked to their summer cottages. |
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Point
Lookout Civic Association formed. Early accomplishments include
organizing garbage pick-up, implementing the no parking
ordinance, street paving, single-family home zoning, beach
maintenance, postal service and fire production. |
| 1932 |
First
Children's Day |
| 1935 |
The
Lookout is published. Point Lookout's original newspaper. It was
published weekly during the summer and sold for three cents a
copy. |
| 1937 |
Our
Lady of the Miraculous Metal Church dedicated. |
| 1938 |
The
second Point Lookout newspaper, The Log, is published weekly in
the summer. It sold for ten cents a copy or one dollar for the
season. |
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MyPointLookout.com
dedicates this timeline to Point Lookout historians
past, current, and future. The content presented here
was primarily gathered from lots of fun conversations
with
Rosemary Dowling, Audrey Brown, and Bob Doxsee and from
research done at the
Point Lookout Historical Society. |
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