1986 |
Sandy Spring National Bank moves headquarters into new
Willard H. Derrick Building on site of old Olney Inn
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1986 |
Sandy Spring Museum moves to Tall Timbers, former home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Tumbleson
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1990 |
Brooke Grove Elementary School opens
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1992 |
Rosa M. Parks Middle School opens; school openings reflect
explosive growth particularly in the Olney area
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1993 |
Sandy Spring Meadows, a 50-unit public housing project,
opens in Sandy Spring village
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1994 |
Brookeville celebrates Bicentennial; Mrs. Helen
Bentley donates land for new museum in honor of husband Jack
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1997 |
Grand opening of new Sandy Spring Museum, located at
Bentley Road and Rt 108; Sharp Street United Methodist Church celebrates 175th anniversary
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1998 |
New Hampshire Avenue widened to four lanes from
Colesville north to Brown's Corner
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