Once again, the City of Brunswick has granted ARPA funds to Brunswick Main Street to use towards improving the health, welfare, and safety of downtown buildings. Last year, Brunswick Main Street expanded the program to include all city businesses inside city limits with less than 15 employees and only one location. (more…)
Brunswick Main Street welcomes Dr. Matthew Larson and Gapview Physical Therapy to Downtown Brunswick at 13 W Potomac St! Serving patients in Maryland, Virginia, and surrounding areas, the practice is dedicated to providing expert care for a range of pelvic health concerns and orthopedic issues. Read the full press release
Brunswick Main Street seeks a Communications Specialist. This is a part-time, work-from-home, contract position averaging 10 hours per week. Hours are flexible and can be arranged to suit your schedule outside of regular check point. Salary is $25 per hour.
Submit resumés and cover letters by close of business on March 28th to Carmen Hilton, chilton@brunswickmd.gov.
Brunswick Main Street is proud to announce the completion and unveiling of the City of Brunswick’s magnificent new welcome arch. The stunning arch, spanning South Maple Avenue adjacent to the Brunswick MARC station, serves as a symbol of community pride and a warm invitation to hikers, bikers, and campers from the C&O Canal towpath, commuters, and residents alike.
The arch is a replica of a span of the 1893 iron truss bridge across the Potomac River that connected Brunswick to Virginia for 60 years before it was replaced by the current bridge in 1955. The base of each supporting column of the arch is clad in stone, mimicking the piers of the old bridge, with several of the previous names of Brunswick inscribed on the stones. The names include Berlin, Barry, Eel Pot, and (going way back) Hawkins Merry-Peep-O-Day.
The artist who created the design is Dayton Castleman of Verdant Studios, an Arkansas-based architecture and design firm. His design was selected by Frederick Arts Council from among 50 applications received nationwide.
Dr. Wayne Allgaier, Chair of the Brunswick Main Street Design Committee, describes some of the challenges “What seemed to be a simple project became a very complex one, involving many parties, including architects, engineers, fabricators, and very importantly, financial supporters. I’d personally like to thank the Frederick Arts Council for their tireless efforts over the past four years, as well as those who contributed to make this a reality, including the Ausherman Family Foundation, Pleasants Developments, and the Mayor and Council of Brunswick.”
Standing tall and paying homage to Brunswick’s rich history and unique character, the welcome arch is sure to become a beloved landmark for generations to come.
Ask questions or reserve your spot by emailing Brunswick Main Street Program Manager Carmen Hilton at chilton@brunswickmd.gov.