This history of the neighborhood plays a vital part in the identity of its residents. If you have lived in the neighborhood for many years, the neighborhood history is a heartfelt reminder of days gone by. If you have just come to call the neighborhood home, it is a way to learn more about the new community you have joined. We would love nothing more than to be able to share the history of neighborhood name with all who reside there. If you are interested in writing a brief history of the neighborhood to share with the community, please contact us! |
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A National Historic Landmark, this Railroad Station in Ellicott City is the oldest in the United States. Built in 1830 and in service until 1972, the museum now offers programs and exhibits that explore the development of transportation in America. Located at the intersection of Main St. and Maryland Ave in the Historic District of Ellicott City (2711 Maryland Avenue). Hours are Fri and Sat. 11 am-4pm and Sun 12-5pm. Call 410-461-1944
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- Ellicott City Fire Museum
Located in the County's first firehouse at the intersection of main Street and Church Road in Ellicott City. The firehouse museum showcases a variety of model toys, fire apparatus, and impressive history of Howard County's volunteer fire department. Visit the Firehouse Museum by appointment Mon. Tues. and Thurs. noon until 5:00 pm. Call 410-313-1413.
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Compliments of Columbia Association
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This information is courtesy of Barbara Kellner, Coordinator, Welcome Center, run by the Columbia Association
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201 W. Monument Street
Baltimore, MD
410-685-3750
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Celebrates the Birthday of Columbia
www.columbiafestival.com
