In 1649, Lord Baltimore of England granted 80,000 acres to Richard Snowden I, who established plantations on it, growing mostly tobacco. In the 18th century, stagecoaches regularly traveled Post Road traveling between Baltimore and Washington. In 1783, a stage line was founded there and passengers sp0ent the night during the 36-hour stagecoach ride.
Recommended Resources
This florist sells red roses, flower bouquets and other plants. Place orders through the site and find prices and photos of the products.
http://www.barbarasflowersnthings.com/
Introduces Beltsville's churches, sports and recreation, and libraries as well as local news. Read about the city's parking facilities and download free guides to the city.
http://www.beltsville.com/
Private school that educates students according to Adventist beliefs. Review the admissions criteria, school news and information for parents of students.
http://www.baschool.org/
This public library provides books, movies and reading materials. Access the hours of service, download audio books and find reading recommendations.
http://www.prge.lib.md.us/Lib/Branches/bv.html
Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department
Department provides fire safety and prevention services in Beltsville, MD. Includes photos of the department in action and information on how to become a member.
http://www.beltsvillevfd.com/
Comfort Inn Capital Beltway/I-95 North Beltsville
Explore Beltsville, while staying at the Comfort Inn. The hotel is minutes away from NASA Goodard Space Center. Frequent travelers can benefit from the hotel’s rewards programs.
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-beltsville-maryland-MD614
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Describes the church’s Sunday school, events and outreach programs. Other parts of the site show newsletters, a church history and a profile of the pastor.
http://www.emmanuelumcbeltsville.net/
