Just some facts and personal perceptions about Lovely Ellicott City, MD
Boundaries:
Park Drive to the north, Patapsco River to the east, private property lines to the south and west (for Historic Ellicott City).
Places of worship:
Ellicott City is home to 25 churches, ranging in denomination from Methodist to Seven Day Adventist. Both St. Peter's Episcopal and Emory United Methodist churches are in the historic district.
Babe Ruth was married at St Pauls
Population:
About 41,396 people live in the 51.46 square miles that make up Ellicott City.
Best local haunts in the historic district:
Ellicott City B & O Railroad Station Museum, the oldest railroad station in the United States is located at the corner of Maryland Avenue and Main Street.
Make history at the Heritage Orientation Center (410-641-1944), where you can unearth the city's past through photographs and other memorabilia. The center is located at the corner of Main Street and Ellicott Mills Drive.
Trace your roots at the Howard County Historical Society Museum's Genealogy Club.Creepiest ghost tour:"The Hauntings of Ellicott Mills" tour. For more information, call the Howard County Board of Tourism at 410-313-1900.
Best place to meet a blind date:Bean Hollow Roastery & Espresso.
Best place to impress someone on a second date:Tersiguel's.
Best location for outside dining: Cocoa lane Back Deck
Most intriguing confection:Fisher's Bakery's airbrushed photo cakes.
Best place to find a disco ball and adult-sized fairy wings:Forget-Me-Not Factory.
Best Cereal Box window display in prime real estate location- Yeats Grocery
Best place to get free food and maybe see a ghost:Stillridge Herbs on Main Street, once rumored to be the home of a "pushy" specter, dishes out free samples of its sauces -- from chutneys to salad dressings -- every weekend from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Best place to see an outdoor Shakespeare Presentation- The Patapsco Female Institute in the summer.
Best MicroBrew- Ellicott Mills Brewing Company
Best location for Cinco-de-Mayo- Lapalapa.
Best location to run, jog or walk- The Trolley trail.
Best destination in a snow storm- The Phoenix
Best place to kill three hours shopping-Taylors Antique store
Best place to watch a Civil War Re-enactment- Main Street
Best Bus Trip to the Ravens Game- The Judges Bench
Best People Watching Spot- The huge Rock on Main Street
Best Ellicott City Realtor- Ellie McIntire
Mark your calendars:Weekend Heritage Tours of Ellicott City in September, Holiday Train Gardens at the Ellicott City B&O Railroad Museum in November, Midnight Madness (when all the shopkeepers go crazy and keep their stores open until midnight) on the first Friday of December, and ghost tours running from April through December.
Halloween Treats for all children. 4-6 Main Street on Halloween
If your interested in buying a home in Ellicott City, Maryland, please contact The Mcintire Team of Long & Foster Real Estate.
Ellie McIntire
The McIntire Team
410-480-3398
410-750-8781(FX)
443-418-7668(cell)
E-mail: Ellie@LNF.com
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Ellie,
Ellicott city is one of my favorite places. When you walk down the street in the historic disctrict, you really do feel iike you just stepped out of a time machine!
Ellie - What a great list of places to go. Makes me want to explore Ellicott City. Love all the photo on your wallpaper.
Weird, we have a B&O Railroad museum in Pigtown too. Now I have to check out yours