Thinking about a roof cleaning in Laurel Md? (20708)

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Safe Roof Cleaning Company Maryland

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The community was originally known as Laurel Factory, and was a true company town, with a school, and shops, and many of the mill workers’ homes owned until the 1860s by the company.^[10] During the 1840s three historic churches in the community: the Methodist,^[13] St. Mary of the Mills (Roman Catholic) Est. 1845,^[8] and St. Philip’s (Episcopal)^[14] established what are still-vigorous congregations. During the Civil War, Laurel Factory, like much of Maryland, was a divided community, but with many Southern sympathizers. Union soldiers patrolled the railroad, and for a time there was also a Union hospital. During the latter half of the 19th century, while it still operated its factories, manufacturing played a less important role in the community. Laurel evolved into an early suburban town. Many of its residents commuted by rail to jobs in Washington or Baltimore. The town was incorporated in 1870 and reincorporated in 1890 to coincide with a new electric power plant and paved streets and boarded sidewalks. By this time, the town had grown to population of 2080, and the city banned livestock from the streets.^[15]

Citizens National Bank opened its doors on Main Street in 1890 as Prince George’s County’s first nationally chartered bank, and remained independently managed and with the same name until acquired by PNC Financial Services in 2007.^[16][17] Branch services are still provided from the original building.

In 1899, Laurel’s seven-time mayor Edward Phelps succeeded in constructing the first high school in Prince George’s County, despite several financial obstacles, by personally assuming the financial risks in doing so. The original building, now known as the Phelps Community Center, still stands at the northeast corner of Montgomery and Eighth Streets. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.^[18]

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