Our Neighborhood (this page is under construction)

Main Street

Farmer's Merchant Bank across from the Courthouse, June 1983, courtesy Joan Walker.

The Old Court House, courtesy Susan Reidy

Enquirer-Gazette, courtesy Susan Pearl

Main Street, courtesy Susan Pearl

Masonic Lodge, courtesy Susan Pearl

Hall Store and Warehouse, courtesy Susan Pearl

Buck's Service Station Second National Federal Savings Bank, courtesy Susan Pearl

Dino's Old Towne Inn, The Sanitary Grocery, courtesy Susan Pearl

Maryland Home Title Insurance Company, courtesy Susan Pearl

Crain Highway Monument (c. 1922) Build by Baltimore architect Howard Sill to commemorate the construction of the new automobile route from Southern Maryland to Baltimore. (S. Pearl)

Owens-Dyer House (c. 1915) 14508 Main Street (S. Pearl)

Magruder's Law Office (c. 1832) 14708 Main Street. Once home to some of the most prominent lawyers in town. (S. Pearl)

Marlborough House (c. 1715) South elevation (HABS) (non-extant) This site is immediately to the West of the town library.

Marlborough House (c. 1715) West elevation (HABS)

Crandell-Rothstein House (c. 1840) 14902 Main Street. Site of town bakery until 1916. (S. Pearl)

Church Street

14501 Church Street (MDIHP) (non-extant)

Talbott House 14505 Church Street (MDIGHP)

Bunnell-Anderson House (c. 1830) 14509 Church St. (photo by owner)

"Content" (c.1787) 14518 Church Street (MDIHP)

Content, courtesy Susan Pearl

Trinity Church (c. 1810) (MDIHP)

Elm Street

The Ridgley House, 14504 Elm Street, courtesy Susan Pearl

Bunnell-Sparrough House (c. 1850) 14500 Elm Street (MDIHP)

Jarboe-Bowie House (c. 1850) 14505 Elm Street (MDIHP)

Digges-Sasscer House (c. 1843,1881) 14507 Elm Street (HABS)

Trelawn (c. 1850) 14519 Elm Street (S. Pearl)

Old Marlboro High School, courtesy Susan Pearl

The Post Office, courtesy Susan Pearl

Old Marlboro Primary School, courtesy Susan Pearl

Old Crain Highway

Brooke-Herring House (c. 1870, 1893) 5600 Old Crain Highway, Once served as the Trinity Church rectory. (S. Pearl)

Kingston (c. 1735) 5415 Old Crain Highway (HABS)

Pratt Street

St. Mary's Beneficial Society Hall (c. 1892) 14825 Pratt Street, One of two surviving African-American beneficial society halls in PG County. (S. Pearl)

Valley Lane

Jupiter Lee House (c. 1880) 5605 Valley Lane, Once the site of the post-Civil War African-American community of Upper Marlboro. (non-extant)

Old Marlboro Pike

Governor Oden Bowie Drive

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