- York Road, near the area's main crossroads. The
village became known as "
Towsontown". The
property in West
Towson came from two land grants: 400-acre Gott's...
- John (2010). Role Model. MacMillan. p. 105. ISBN 978-1-4299-4457-1.
Towsontown Jr. High Yearbook, "The Key". Towson,
Maryland 1959–1960, p. 33 "Noteworthy...
- Maryland. Then the seat for
Baltimore County was
moved after a
referendum to
Towsontown (later Towson), a few
miles north of Baltimore, with the
building there...
-
Raven Boulevard to
Baltimore City line.
Towson This is an
extension of
Towsontown Blvd to the west. The road
proceeds several miles into
Baltimore City...
-
predecessor highways included a pair of turnpikes. The Dulaney's
Valley and
Towsontown Turnpike connected the
Baltimore and
Yorktown Turnpike at
Towson with...
- The
Baltimore County Union was a w****ly
newspaper published in
Towsontown, Baltimore,
Maryland from
January 7, 1865 to June 8, 1912. When John H. Longnecker...
- rule"
powers outside the
authority of the
Maryland General ****embly.
Towsontown was
voted in a
referendum by the
voting citizens as the new "county seat"...
-
County by
election of its
voters had
moved its
county seat and
courts to
Towsontown,
north of the city and
began building a new courthouse. However, there...
-
southwest of the suburban/rural
Baltimore County seat of then
called Towsontown (today's Towson). The
original buildings were
designed by the
famous architect...
-
Medical Center and The
Sheppard and
Enoch Pratt Hospital, then
intersects Towsontown Boulevard,
which leads to the old
alignment of
Charles Street, Charles...
