Exotic. Beltsville

[sarahperdue]

Just curious--raise your hand if you have at least one appliance from exotic Beltsville, Maryland. And post a few pictures!)

 

I have a combo from the GE Wonder Kitchen and will be picking up Speed Queen washer/dryers and several air conditioners this summer.

 

Thanks, John

 

Sarah

 

[turquoisedude]

There's been a few....

Most notably, the 1956 Whirlpool Imperial washer and dryer set which once belonged to Chuck Dhiel.  I was in Beltsville for the rebuilding of the washer and what I learned there helped me save my 1965 Lady Kenmore and 1966 Inglis Sterling washers.  

More fun stuff from Beltsville - 1966-ish Kenmore 600 Roto Rack dishwasher, 1955 GE SU60 dishwasher, 1957 GE Clothes Conditioning Dryer, 1965 Lady Kenmore Dryer (converted to electric from gas), and a 1957 Hotpoint automatic washer! 

 

[goatfarmer]

Rick Reader had that same Whirlpool set. I found him the dryer on a sidewalk during a town wide cleanup.

 

[pulltostart]

Paul,

That '57 GE is drop-dead gorgeous! 

 

lawrence

 

[norgeway]

John

Is a generous kind brilliant man, I have a 59 Westinghouse Ambassador range he went thru for me.

 

[kb0nes]

Every appliance in my home in Minnesota came from Beltsville. I suppose I have some sort of connection...

None of them are "vintage" but they all have experience and all still work.

 

[gyrafoam]

Hmmmm, A '55 Unimatic (from "the farm"), a nice ('83) Whirly belt-drive, a nice Kenmore Collapse-O, an early '60's Westy Roll-Out DW, A beautiful and minty '67 Frigidaire CI Stove. Oh, and a Frankenstein Kenmore Belt-Drive from Greenbelt.