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Rehoboth historical society walking tours step off June 2
Jean Brolund, in front with her pink umbrella, prepares to lead a Rehoboth Beach Historical Society walking tour group. SUBMITTED PHOTO May 19, 2021
The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society announced its walking tours will return at 10 a.m., Wednesday, June 2, starting at the Bandstand.
After a one-year hiatus due to COVID-19 restrictions, historical tour guide Jean Brolund is back and ready to take guests on a tour of downtown Rehoboth Beach.
Brolund has been doing these tours for the Rehoboth Beach Museum for more than five years. She combines her knowledge of the ever-changing history of Rehoboth Beach with her personal memories. Brolund summered in Rehoboth Beach beginning in 1958 and lived in a tent house during that time. After she moved to the area permanently in 2012, she joined the museum and supplemented her personal knowledge from its archives.
Location also had a bit of a star-crossed history
Mike Richard
Special for The Gardner News
One of downtown Gardner’s favorite bakeries, Plainview Bakery, was a Central Street landmark for many years, as seen in this photo from 1960.
Located in what has been called “The Central Building” at 271-277 Central St., it moved there beginning in the late 1950s after originally being located at 19 Parker St.
Plainview Bakery was originally opened on Parker Street by Gustaf Ohman in 1921. Ohman, who previously ran Ohman’s Bakery on Central Street, opened Plainview, which he ran until 1923. It was later operated by Eric Olgander (1924-1925) and then Charles Palvio, who came to this country from Finland in 1913.