The History of Dickerson, Mouth of Monacacy, Oakland Mills, and Sugarloaf Mountain, MDThe fourth in a series of books by this author, this volume completes the Upper Montgomery County Villages surrounding Sugarloaf Mountain. Dickerson is a small community of farms, homes, and businesses. The village began to grow in 1869 when the Baltimore |
Contents
Residences and Buildings of Dickerson | 11 |
The History of Mouth of Monocacy | 107 |
The History of Oakland Mills | 121 |
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