Summer 1969 - Plum Point
John Dyer, John Plitt, Gary, ?, Mike 
Matullo, Marty Meyer, Bruce Matullo, 
Heidi, Donna, Mary Ann, Mary Ellen 
Dyer, Denise Wright, Shelby

Frannie Bauer Fletcher, 
Julia Bauer, Roger Franklin

Carroll Newton, Marge Claricouzio, 
Minetta Newton, Buddy Gladhill, 
Bill Matindill, others?

Jason Rimmer, 
Angela Jenkins (Kleinhen), 
Rod Newton, others?

Ice Skating - 1960 or 1970
Breezy Point Harbor

Beach after Hurricane Agnes 1972

Thanks to Eric Gladhill for this interesting article from the
Washington Post Newspaper - May 25, 1930

"Canals and Lagoons Will Feature 
Chesapeake Bay Development"    

We almost had a magnificent hotel, bathhouse, dancing pavilion,
miniature nine hole golf course, tennis courts... and more

click to read the article: 
http://issuu.com/gladhilm/docs/plum_point?mode=a_p

Photos submitted by Dorothy Oliver

1970

1978

1978

2829 Bay Blvd
We believe these photos to 
actually be from the 1930s even 
though the handwriting says 1920s.

PLEASE - DO NOT WALK or CLIMB on the sandbags, 
tires or berms in front of the homes along the waterfront -  this area is 
EXTREMELY FRAGILE!!!
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PARENTS - PLEASE  warn your children to stay away from this area.

Neeld Estate Old Photos

CALVERT COUNTY 
SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Old Photos Wanted 
Help preserve the history of 
Neeld Estate and Plum Point

Share your old Neeld Estate Photos 
with the community  
email photos to:
neeldestate@yahoo.com

What We Do Matters!
Our landscapes are connected to the Chesapeake Bay.   Prevent pollution and runoff with a healthy yard.
You can help the Bay and improve water quality by using Bay-Friendly Techniques with your own home landscape. These techniques reduce the biggest pollutants in the Bay, sediment and nutrients, (nitrogen and phosphorous), by restoring natural filters.

Bay Friendly Landscaping

DO SOMETHING TODAY
TO SAVE THE BAY!

Attention Dog Walkers: 
  "If your dog leaves it. . . Please Retrieve it"  
SCOOP the POOP - It's A Law
Help keep our pets from polluting the Bay 

Calvert County has a 
Leash Law for pets. 
This law applies to EVERYONE- 
residents & guests in 
Neeld Estate.  There have been many complaints from property owners about the dogs  running loose in the neighborhood and  on the beach.   
PLEASE obey the rules ! 
410-535-2800 - Call to report loose dogs
Calvert County
Animal Control Ordinances

Section VII - Defecation, Removal of Excrement

A.   NO person owning, keeping or having custody of a dog or cat shall allow or permit excrement of such animal to remain on public property, private property without the consent of the owner or occupant hereof or allow the excrement to cause foul odor on the owner's property.

B.   Any person owning, keeping or having custody of an animal shall immediately remove the excrement deposited by the animal if deposited on property other than the owners.

The Neeld Estate Beach 
is PRIVATELY OWNED 
by the Neeld family and 
can ONLY be used by
Residents of Neeld Estate 
and their Guests
Anyone else is
  TRESPASSING 
on Private Property
"Violators will be prosecuted by authority of Plum Point Corp."  
(Posted on the signs leading 
to the beach)

WARNING: NO PARKING in 
front of the Chains at the 
Beach Entrances
Chips Towing - 410-257-6121 or
  301-855-8343

Keys to unlock the chains are available from:  The Gean's & 
The Surgent's 

Please take the time to read the signs posted at the  entrances to the beach... and please be a good neighbor  and follow the rules as they are posted.
This sign was posted by Plum Point Development Corp.,  (the Neeld family owns the beach)

**Note: A Beach Committee has been formed to address the issues of trespassers parking on private property and using the beach.  New signs are being made and will be placed in the community.  
Kirby Gean, Sign Committee