Vanishing Ocean City With Bunk Mann – October 9, 2020
Posted by The Dispatch | Thursday, October 08, 2020
Jack’s Taxi service was located on the northwest corner of Worcester Street in the old section of downtown. It was one of just a handful of businesses owned by an African-American in the heavily segregated Ocean City of the post-World War II era.John W. “Jack” Smack (1903-1973) kept his taxis clean and in tip-top condition.... Read more »
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