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Read MoreWinters Lane
The Winters Lane Historic District in Catonsville is a historically African-American residential community located between Frederick Road and the Baltimore National Pike. Website
Read MoreOella
The Oella Historic District is a major 19th-century industrial center in Maryland whose original character and setting are absolutely intact. For more information, please see the website below or see…
Read MoreThe Old Catonsville Historic District
The Old Catonsville Historic District is significant both for its community planning, which did not follow the more traditional and better-studied models and for its architecture, which represented the period…
Read MoreElkridge Furnace Complex
The Elkridge Furnace Complex is significant for the architectural character of some of its buildings and for its association with the iron industry in 19th century Maryland Website
Read MoreEllicott’s Mills
The significance of the Ellicotts’ Mills Historic District is derived from its history as the center of industrial operations begun by the Ellicott family in the 18th century. Website
Read MoreCentral Catonsville and Summit Park
The Central Catonsville and Summit Park Historic District is significant for its architecture, illustrating the evolution and development of a community from summer homes to year-round suburban living in the…
Read MoreGranite
The Granite Historic District is significant for its association with the granite quarrying industry in western Baltimore County in the 19th and early 20th centuries. For more information, please see…
Read MoreEllicott City
Founded during the English colonization of the area in the 18th century in the Patapsco River Valley, Ellicott City is now a picturesque mill town conveniently located between Baltimore and…
Read MoreLawyers Hill
The Lawyers Hill Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992 and is notable for its Victorian-era architecture, its role as a 19th-century summer community,…
Read MoreRelay
Relay was the first town created by a U.S. railroad in 1830 and was the first stop on the nation’s first passenger railway, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O). To…
Read MoreMain Street, Ellicott City
Ellicott City’s Main Street district is situated on the Historic National Road and is showcased by over 200 18th and 19thcentury buildings and numerous historical attractions.
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