US EditionMontgomery County Planning Board recommends the Horad House in Wheaton and Timberlawn in North Bethesda be listed in county’s Master Plan for Historic Preservation - Montgomery Planning
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Montgomery County Planning Board recommends the Horad House in Wheaton and Timberlawn in North Bethesda be listed in county’s Master Plan for Historic Preservation - Montgomery Planning
Planning Board recommends historic designation for former home of civil rights leaders and a residence that inspired the creation of Special Olympics WHEATON, Md. – The Montgomery County Planning Board, part of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC), on Thursday, May 22, recommended county historic designation for the Wheaton house where civil rights activists Elsie and Romeo Horad lived and for Timberlawn, the Nort…
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