Brentwood, Maryland
Brentwood, United States
Brentwood, Maryland shares 15 connections with 2646 other places across 6 topics, covering architecture, history, transportation, and local governance. The town developed in the 1890s around the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's Highland Station and was incorporated in 1922, named after an estate built by Robert Brent in 1817. Its post-WWII growth brought ranch-style houses, and it shares close ties with neighboring North Brentwood, including a history as a sundown town whose dividing barrier was demolished in 2024.
Robert Brent
Connects Brentwood, Maryland to: Brentwood (Washington, Washington, D.C. | North Brentwood, United States of America
Ranch-style house
Connects Brentwood, Maryland to: Knoxville, Tennessee | Ann Arbor, Michigan | Hot Springs, Arkansas | Bloomington, Minnesota | Mountain View, California
Kerosene
Connects Brentwood, Maryland to: United States | Canada | New York City, New York | Australia | United Kingdom
sundown town
Connects Brentwood, Maryland to: Burbank, California | Glendale, California | Hoboken, New Jersey | Silver Spring, Maryland | Kennewick, Washington