The Veirs Mill Road Line, designated Route Q1, Q2, Q4, Q5, Q6, is a daily bus route operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority between Silver Spring station and Shady Grove station of the Red Line of the Washington Metro.The line operates every 16-30 minutes at all times at a combined frequency of 10 minutes during the weekday peak-hours, 15 minutes during the weekday ...
The history of Harrison Township is tied to that of Dayton and neighboring communities. The events and forces that led to the township as it exists today are not unlike those that surrounded the development of most Ohio communities that were settled at the turn of the 19th century. ... In 1906, Shoup's Mill Road was renamed Sinclair Park ...
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Bucks Sawmill & Dam. William and Simon Buck built a sawmill and wooden dam on the Pelican River in 1871. A wooden undershot mill wheel powered the mill. They began sawing lumber for most of the new settlements in the rapidly-growing area. The mill employed several men local to the community that became known as Bucks Mill.
Powder power: The gunsmoke-tinged history of two Prince George's road names Signs for Powder Mill Road in Prince George's County echo …
Mill Road Area / Mill Road; Courtesy of the Cambridgeshire Collection, B.MILL.K1 7603 Mill Road Bridge A defining symbol of Mill Road Introduction. The bridge has been selected for research for the Mill Road History Society mainly because it is the symbol of the railway, whose coming to Cambridge in 1845 can be said to have created Mill Road.
A 100-Year History of Paving, Compaction, Milling Iron Heavy highway pavement-making equipment has evolved in the last hundred years from primitive to awesome. Thu March 10, 2016 - National Edition
This is a brief history of Ayd Mill Road and the controversies around it. Blue links are to cited documents. You can watch an early history of the Ayd family and the land at the southern end of Ayd Mill Road on YouTube here.If you're really a history buff, you can read about the building of the Selby Bridge over the Short Line railroad in 1890, look at some photos of that bridge before it was ...
Luxury furniture brand Baker Furniture has reintroduced the Milling Road collection—one of the company's most ambitious launches in its nearly 130-year history. The line includes cabinets ...
Black Rock Mill sits along Great Seneca Creek adjacent to Black Rock Road. Inside the walls of the now roofless old building are displays which tell the history of this 1815 grain-grinding mill. Featuring reinstalled gears and machinery, the displays give a cut-away view of the milling operation.
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Roswell Mill was a cluster of mills located in Fulton County near Vickery Creek in Roswell, Georgia, north of Atlanta. The mills were best known for producing finished textiles from raw materials grown on nearby plantations, and the group was "the largest cotton mill in north Georgia" at its height. The mill grew steadily, at one point producing wool and flour in addition to cotton textiles.
Mill Road History, Cambridge, United Kingdom. 2,652 likes · 6 talking about this · 8 were here. A community project to capture the history of Mill Road in Cambridge using local volunteers. Originally...
Mill Road History Society: AGM 11 May 2021 Report on the Society's Building & Site Reports Scope As part of its submission to the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2013, the proposed Mill Road History Project committed itself to produce twelve reports on individual buildings on the Road. By
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Early Mill History of Baltimore. ... Maryland, near the top of Falls Road, and the harbor, the river dropped 259 feet as it passed from the highlands to the coastal plain. The current in the two-mile stretch through what is today Hampden-Woodberry was particularly strong for turning mill wheels (Beirne 7).
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Old Keene Mill Road Intersection Improvements. Please note: A permanent traffic shift has occurred along southbound Rolling Road between Old Keene Mill Road and Kenwood Avenue. This project is under construction and includes: Adding a second left-turn lane from northbound Rolling Road (Route 638) to westbound Old Keene Mill Road (Route 644)
The Mill Road area of Capturing Cambridge is managed by the Mill Road History Society – which is the successor to the Mill Road History Project that originally created Capturing Cambridge. We run a monthly programme of events alternating talks and …
The mill race, presumably the same one cut by Gregg about the same time George I was being crowned in England, is still quite evident today, cutting across Barley Mill Road just north of the Ashland Covered Bridge. And though it technically sat in Christiana Hundred, the Ashland Mill was also an important part of Mill Creek Hundred history.
The Old Mill in South Perth is the oldest surviving physical link with the pioneering days of the Colony of Western Australia. Thousands of visitors flock each year to visit this iconic landmark, located on the South Perth Peninsula at the start of Mill Point Road. The Mill is open 10am – 4pm from Tuesday to Friday, and 1pm – 4pm on ...
Milling corn was undertaken in Mill Road for more than 300 years, from at least the late 16th to the early 20th Centuries. The windmill was one of a ring of mills on the Downs above Lewes. The mill, its outhouses and stables were the only buildings in Mill Road until …
The history of Cambridge's curry houses and Mill Road's food dynasty. Cambridge and Indian food have a long history, with the first curry house in Mill Road opening during the …
History. Mill Road Winter Fair was designed to celebrate the variety of cultures represented by the residents and traders of the Mill Road area and the unique atmosphere of the neighbourhood. The inaugural Mill Road Winter Fair happened on Saturday 3rd December 2005. Three years later, the following comment was overheard by a passer-by in the ...
Mill Road History, Cambridge, United Kingdom. 2,579 likes · 8 were here. A community project to capture the history of Mill Road in Cambridge using local volunteers. Originally created with support...
Clipper Mill. (current structure built 1865) 3300 Clipper Mill Road. Clipper Mill from Jones Falls side in 1886. (Legacy Web) Clipper Mill viewed from Clipper Mill Road in 2013. The road to the left was originally a mill race carrying water to the mill wheel. The White Hall Grist Mill was built on this site sometime prior to 1789.
A 27-acre mill village grew up on the hills surrounding the falls, complete with churches, mill store and recreation grounds. Whole families, often including children as young as 9 or 10, worked at the mills. They rented the mill houses for 50 cents a week per room; water and lights were supplied by the mill.
A recent question about the naming of Powder Mill Road and a query about a Powder Magazine near the Grantley Plant site were quickly answered; because, over a decade ago, I provided local research, on those issues, in response to several family history questions about Dr. Thomas C. Brainerd's stint in York County.
