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9 Brevities

Talbot Historical Society Project Rewind: Making Hay in Royal Oak

June 27, 2025 by Talbot Historical Society 1 Comment

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A special thanks to Elizabeth Swaine for sharing this June 6, 1942 photo of her father John Swaine Jr. and her grandfather John Swaine Sr. taking up hay on the Swaine farm in Royal Oak, Maryland! Farming techniques have certainly changed since then! That is quite an interesting-looking piece of equipment!

Photo from the Elizabeth Swaine Collection at the Talbot Historical Society. Contact: Cathy Hill [email protected] to share your old photos and purchase our collections photos. Comment, Like our page and join the Talbot Historical Society!

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  1. Glenn Baker says

    June 27, 2025 at 5:48 PM

    Looks like a pea picker/harvester. Maybe adopted for haying.

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