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Brookeville is a town in
Montgomery County, Maryland,
located 20 km (12 mi)
north of Washington, D.C., and 2 km (1.2 mi)
north of Olney.
Brookeville was...
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military officials,
evacuated and were able to find
refuge for the
night in
Brookeville, a
small town in
Montgomery County, Maryland;
Madison spent the night...
- Pelt took over as host of
Monday Night Countdown. Van Pelt was born in
Brookeville, Maryland, and grew up in the Washington, D.C., area. He
attended Flower...
- 1800.
President James Madison fled to the home of
Caleb Bentley in
Brookeville,
Maryland following the
burning of
Washington on
August 24–25, 1814....
- (1762–1851) was an
American silversmith, shopkeeper, and
first postmaster in
Brookeville, Maryland.
Bentley was born in
Chester County,
Pennsylvania in 1762....
- The
Brookeville Historic District is a
national historic district located at
Brookeville,
Montgomery County, Maryland. It is
located in the crossroads...
- town,
larger than any
other in the
neighboring areas, lies
south of
Brookeville, west of
Sandy Spring, east-northeast of Gaithersburg, north-northeast...
- The
Brookeville Academy is
located in the
heart of the
Historic District in
Brookeville, Maryland, a town
located twenty miles (32 km)
north of Washington...
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junction of
three major roads. The
first of
these is
Brookeville Pike (also
known as the Washington-
Brookeville Pike and
later as the
Union Turnpike, now Georgia...
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named for
Carson as well.
Between 1964 and 1990, 650
acres (263 ha) near
Brookeville in
Montgomery County,
Maryland were
acquired and set
aside as the Rachel...
