11 Facts About Glyndon Maryland

Glyndon Maryland still maintains much of the charm it had as a Victorian summer village over 100 years ago.

Glyndon Maryland assumed an active role in the community as a merchant, a railroad agent, and a postmaster.

The proximity of the railroad to Glyndon Maryland allowed easy commuting for the businessmen to their jobs in the city some 25 miles away.

Across Butler Road to the south is Glyndon Maryland Park, established in 1887 as a temperance camp meeting ground, the first of its kind in the nation south of the Mason and Dixon's Line.

In 1878, the Glyndon Maryland United Methodist Church was constructed on Dover Road.

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Today the Woman's Club of Glyndon Maryland promotes literary and social activities as well as interest in local civic problems and in national and world affairs.

Private schoolsSome Glyndon Maryland children attend nearby Sacred Heart School, a Catholic parish school.

Higher educationThere are a number of institutions of higher learning within a 25-mile radius of Glyndon Maryland, offering various levels and intensity of education:.

Purposes of GCA, Glyndon Maryland is the area within a line that generally runs from Emory Grove, including Seven Farms at Worthington Valley, east to Butler Road, across Worthington Avenue, then south to the south side of St Paul Avenue, out to Central Avenue, north along Central to 350 Central and then west to the railroad tracks and then north across Butler Road back to Emory Grove.

Entrance to the Leas homestead, the oldest home in Glyndon Maryland, is located at the corner of Albright and Railroad avenues.

Glyndon Maryland is primarily known as a pioneer of the growth stock approach as well as helping to build the mutual-fund industry.