Do you know where Golts, Maryland is? Today’s undated Flashback Photo of the Golts post office shines a light on this unincorporated community right here in Kent County, almost in Delaware. If you have any stories, photos, or information to share about life in Golts, please email [email protected]. Image courtesy of the Historical Society of Kent County.
neal Carter says
Have a shrimp/grilled cheese at the Double Tap tavern in Dolt
Peter Sweetser says
Kent County has the name of five Killed In Action’s on the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, DC. One of them is Virgil Henry Wilson, Jr, Private First Class, U.S. Army, who was killed in Vietnam on 10/11/1968. His home address is shown as Golts, MD
For the fourth time at this coming National Vietnam War Veterans Day, on Saturday March 29 at 2:00pm in Memorial Park (Corner of High St and Cross St) in Chestertown, his name will be honored as “never to be forgotten”.
Anyone who remembers him or his family, or who lived in Golts, or who just wants to join other veterans and their supporters is invited to attend.
Denise Foreman says
My grandparents owned property in Golts. I own the property now and someone in Golts is trying to steal it from me.
Ricky says
What do you mean someone is trying to steal it from you?
I have property there now such a peaceful place
Debra Sweetman Lewis says
What would you like to know? Father Lee Jackson Sweetman born in 1895 in Golts. Family has owned property in Golts for at least 130 years. I have lived here for 67 years, families of Golts:
Sweetman’s
Barkley’s
D’Angelo’s
Ransom’s
Brown’s
Brooks’s
Davis’s
Coleman’s
Dixons
Pritt
Wilson
Kilson
There are many new families here now. Those above are the families that were here for the last 100 years.
Sam says
I sent an email to the address in the article my sisters and I can give some good detail on Golts in the 1800s.