Civil War History in Poolesville
Civil War History in Poolesville The Town of Poolesville is filled with all kinds of interesting history from the Civil War. More soldiers passed through…
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Hidden Gems: Dickerson Market
Hidden Gems: Dickerson Market From Sunshine Burger to Taco Bar, we love finding great food in unexpected places. Dickerson Market, off of Rte. 28 in…
A List of Restaurant Closures in MoCo Since March 17th
A List of Restaurant Closures in MoCo Since March 17th “Restaurants now reflect the highest total number of business closures, exceeding retail rates,” according to…
Ed Reed is Elected as Poolesville’s First Black Town Commissioner
Ed Reed is Elected as Poolesville’s First Black Town Commissioner Life-long Marylander Ed Reed made history this past election day by becoming the first Black…
White’s Ferry, the Last Remaining Ferry in Montgomery County
White’s Ferry, the Last Remaining Ferry in Montgomery County White’s Ferry is a cable ferry service along the Potomac River in the town of Poolesville….
Top 5 Movies Filmed in MoCo
The DMV has many scenic areas and buildings that have been used as striking locales for filming film and TV. Whether it’s downtown D.C., Baltimore,…
Did You Know That Poolesville High School Sits On A Former Civil War Encampment?
Did You Know That Poolesville High School Sits On A Former Civil War Encampment? During Christmastime in the year 1863, cavalry units and soldiers of…
The Comus Inn Soft Opens on Wednesday, 10/28
The Comus Inn Soft Opens on Wednesday, 10/28 UPDATED TO REFLECT OPENING DATE Back in January we let you know that the Comus Inn at…
Haunted Places in MoCo: C&O Canal (Near Poolesville)
Haunted Places in MoCo: C&O Canal (Near Poolesville) Today is the 159th anniversary of The Battle of Ball’s Bluff According to local lore, the area…
5 MoCo Spots for a Taste of Fall
5 MoCo Spots for a Taste of Fall Looking for fresh apples, pumpkins, or other Fall produce? Check out our list of some local spots…