By Seely Foley–Like many of you, I’ve found new ways to fill my days in the time of social distancing. I love historical research, so while I’m stuck in my house I thought I’d focus on my own neighborhood. My current quest started with a
It’s now official–Dickeyville has a Champion Tree. In February 2020 officials from the Maryland Big Tree Program designated a massive American Sycamore on Pickwick Road as a Baltimore City Champion. Measuring 14 feet, 4 inches in diameter and 133 feet tall, the beautiful gentle giant
Celebrating another Dickeyville published author! We recently learned about a second publication by long-time resident, Mel Currie. Mel’s latest book, Just Before Too Late, was released in December, 2019. This fictional account of Paul McCarahan adds to an earlier non-ficition publication by Currie; Mathematics: Rhyme
This month there were three newly published books authored by Dickeyville residents! New StreetCar Book (with section on Dickeyville by Mike Blair) In Mike’s words: Last year I received a call from Bernie Sachs asking if I could provide any documentation and/or pictures of the StreetCars
… It’s the simple things we love…. Check out how a spontaneous question spurred an outpouring of Dickeyville love amongst neighbors. The following comments were added to a Facebook post between September 2016 – May 2017 by members in response to a question raised by
A new plague has swept across the nation… and Dickeyville. Perhaps you’ve seen a carload of shifty-looking twentysomethings cruise slowly up Wetheredsville, stopping for a moment in front of the church. Or perhaps you’ve seen people hanging out up by the trailhead, staring at their