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Like many of the small communities in Howard County, the blending of townships and towns in the area end up running together rather than distinct cities like the larger ones in Baltimore. That being said, the area is so close to West Friendship that the histories run together. The area was slowly developed as settlers moved west from the main thirteen colonies, and soon after the success of the American Revolution and the growing industries in America, land grants became common for affluent families with promising futures. That being said, the Warfield, Ridgely, Selby, Hobbs, Cross, and Cissel families created what is now known as the area and West Friendship. During the nineteenth century, the main road that ran through the area was filled with travellers who found an oasis of rest in the houses along the route. In 1887, the total population of the area was just fifty, but throughout the week the number would fluctuate to upwards of two hundred due to the sheer volume of travellers. By the time the Frederick Turnpike was built, the road, mostly travelled by horseback, became extremely popular and soon the area was slowly settled more and more.
The area was established to be a nice place to settle, and soon paved roads and automobiles filled the area. Once the West Friendship-Sykesville Road was established, it proved to be an even bigger push for people to settle in the area. By the time of the late forties in the twentieth century, events such as the Howard County Fair was held in the area, due to the the ease of access from smaller towns surrounding the area. Thankfully due to citizens dedicated to keeping the friendly atmosphere, there are strict zoning regulations in place that prevent large corporations and development conglomerates from building sprawling suburban communities, much like what happened to the rest of the state. Large farms and historic homes are dominant in the area, and the landscape’s soft hills are still seen and appreciated more than economic success. If you travel a few hours west, however, the story is different. In the Baltimore-Washington corridor however, the residential area is giving way to suburban development. Because of this, homes in this area are highly sought after by people looking to escape the busy city life, a factor that has made the area a popular place to settle down and raise a family.
Like many of the small communities in Howard County, the blending of townships and towns in the area end up running together rather than distinct cities like the larger ones in Baltimore. That being said, the area is so close to West Friendship that the histories run together. The area was slowly developed as settlers moved west from the main thirteen colonies, and soon after the success of the American Revolution and the growing industries in America, land grants became common for affluent families with promising futures. That being said, the Warfield, Ridgely, Selby, Hobbs, Cross, and Cissel families created what is now known as the area and West Friendship. During the nineteenth century, the main road that ran through the area was filled with travellers who found an oasis of rest in the houses along the route. In 1887, the total population of the area was just fifty, but throughout the week the number would fluctuate to upwards of two hundred due to the sheer volume of travellers. By the time the Frederick Turnpike was built, the road, mostly travelled by horseback, became extremely popular and soon the area was slowly settled more and more.
The area was established to be a nice place to settle, and soon paved roads and automobiles filled the area. Once the West Friendship-Sykesville Road was established, it proved to be an even bigger push for people to settle in the area. By the time of the late forties in the twentieth century, events such as the Howard County Fair was held in the area, due to the the ease of access from smaller towns surrounding the area. Thankfully due to citizens dedicated to keeping the friendly atmosphere, there are strict zoning regulations in place that prevent large corporations and development conglomerates from building sprawling suburban communities, much like what happened to the rest of the state. Large farms and historic homes are dominant in the area, and the landscape’s soft hills are still seen and appreciated more than economic success. If you travel a few hours west, however, the story is different. In the Baltimore-Washington corridor however, the residential area is giving way to suburban development. Because of this, homes in this area are highly sought after by people looking to escape the busy city life, a factor that has made the area a popular place to settle down and raise a family.
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