History of Laurel, Maryland, USA

Laurel Factory, a post-village of Prince George's county, Maryland, on the South branch of the Patuxent, half a mile from the Baltimore and Washington railroad, and 22 miles S. W. from Baltimore. The manufacture of cotton constitutes the chief business of the village. Population, about 1000.

Laurel, formerly Laurel Factory, a post-village of Prince George's co., Md., on the South Branch of the Patuxent River, and on the Washington Branch of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 22 miles S.W. of Baltimore. Hers is a cotton-factory, also iron-works. Pop. 1148.

Laurel, formerly Laurel Factory, a banking post- town of Prince George co., Md., on the South Branch of the Patuxent River and on the Baltimore and Ohio K.. 22 miles SW. of Baltimore. It has a cotton-factory, etc. Pop. in 1900, 2099.

Laurel, Md., July 22 (AP) - One man was killed instantly and another was fatally injured near here today in an automobile accident when their car skidded and crashed into a telephone pole.

Robert Brown, 25, of Washington, was instantly killed and John Wilson, 28, of Hyattville, Md., was injured so seriously he died in a hospital.

Laurel Historical Society:

Dive into the history of Laurel at the Laurel Historical Society. They have exhibits and artifacts that showcase the rich history of the area. It's a great spot for history enthusiasts.

National Wildlife Visitor Center:

Nature lovers, rejoice! The National Wildlife Visitor Center is a fantastic place to explore. It's part of the Patuxent Research Refuge and offers trails, exhibits, and programs for wildlife enthusiasts and families.

Montpelier Mansion:

Take a trip back in time at Montpelier Mansion. This historic site is a beautiful example of 18th-century architecture. You can tour the mansion and the surrounding gardens for a delightful afternoon.

Dutch Country Farmers Market:

If you're a foodie, the Dutch Country Farmers Market is a must-visit. This market is a treasure trove of fresh produce, Amish goods, and a variety of delicious treats. Grab a bite to eat while you're there!

Patuxent Research Refuge:

For outdoor activities,...