The story of Granite’s changing railroad – Article: John Brantley, Treasurer The Old Main Line On May 24th, 1830, tickets went on sale for the
Category: Places of Interest
Granite, Maryland, like hundreds of other communities across the United States, was the site of an active Nike Missile Base during the Cold War years.
Extract from Worthington Manor: A Report on its History, Significance, and Preservation by Dr. Joseph N. Tatarewicz, published October 1, 2001. Please see full report
Extract from Worthington Manor: A Report on its History, Significance, and Preservation by Dr. Joseph N. Tatarewicz, published October 1, 2001. Please refer to the
Daniels, Maryland, was a mill town with its roots as far back as the 1820s. The little town was located on the banks of the
One Hundred Years of Housing on Acme AvenueBy Anna Rose Anderson Prologue: The old horse, pulling his load of the plow, guided assuredly by the powerful hand
Perhaps you have found yourself giving directions to our beloved, little village of Granite by saying, “You turn at the snowball stand on Route 99.”
