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Seven Oaks

Highland View Elementary SchoolSeven Oaks is a residential community in Silver Spring, Maryland. There are different styles of houses that range from Spanish style houses to modern bungalows. It is one of the larger towns in Montgomery County.

If you’d like to see Seven Oaks, call Affinity Airport Sedan for a ride. Allow our reliable and professional car service drive, so that you can relax and enjoy your tour.

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Gaithersburg Latitude Observatory

Gaithersburg Latitude ObservatoryIf you happen to visit Gaithersburg in Montgomery County, you will find out the Gaithersburg Latitude Observatory is one of its premier attractions. The beacon is located on a 2.3 acre property at the southern end of the city.

In case you want to see the observatory and get a ride back to the airport at the end of your visit, call Affinity Airport Sedan. Our professional car service will pick you up and get you were you need to be.

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Brookside Nature Center

Brookside Nature CenterFor the past 53 years, Brookside Nature Center has attracted locals and visitors from all over the country. It is located in a sprawling 536-acre property at the Wheaton Regional Park. The nature facility showcases beautiful ecosystems such as woodlands, streams and meadows. The nature center building features live animals consisting of amphibians, fish and reptiles. It also has a Children’s Discovery Room, observational bee hive, wooded nature playground, native plant gardens,

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Chevy Chase Section Five

Chevy Chase Section 5Chevy Chase Section Five was created in 1922 and incorporated as a municipality on June 25, 1982. At that time, Section 5 had 225 private residential units and one restaurant. The section is managed by a five-member Village Council elected by local residents. Members serve for a period of two years.

If you’d like to see Chevy Chase Section Five in Montgomery County, call Affinity Airport Sedan for a ride. Allow our reliable and professional car service to drive you around so you can relax and enjoy the tour.

Background on Chevy Chase

“Chevy Chase” comes from the French word “chevauchée,” which was used in medieval Scotland and England and describes horseback raids conducted by forces belonging to both countries in the ancient borderlands.

The Chevy Chase Land Company used this name for the 200-acre land that it acquired for the street car suburb project in 1751. The lot was part of an earlier and bigger grant that came from Lord Baltimore and was awarded to Colonel Joseph Belt. The Belt Estate eventually broke up. The owner of one part was Abraham Bradley, who became Assistant Postmaster General of the United States in 1814. According to rumors, Abraham Bradley provided refuge for a number of cabinet members along with valuable government documents that they carried at Bradley Farm when British troops burned the White House. After the Land Company bought the farmland, it became home to the Chevy Chase Hunt, which later became the Chevy Chase Club.

In 1892, developer and businessman John Frank Ellis purchased more than 14 acres along Brookville Road from J.M.C. Williams. Ellis created 69 house lots and put them up for sale in 1894. This was a spin-off of Chevy Chase by calling his development “Otterbourne” in

Connecticut Avenue at Chevy Chase.

The southern side of these lots now serves as a boundary between Sections 3 and 5. It is a barrier for Delaware, Florida, Fulton, and Georgia Streets, isolating these areas from Thornapple Street. Development depended on the same Connecticut Avenue street car line that served the Land Company’s new development of Chevy Chase Section 2. Chevy Chase Land Company extended Connecticut Avenue from Calvert Street to Chevy Chase Lake, then built an artificial lake and amusement park to entice people to the new suburb.

Enjoy the fresh atmosphere of Chevy Chase Section Five, and for a ride there, call Affinity Airport Sedan.

 

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Beallsville

BeallsvilleBeallsville is a small community outside Poolesville in Montgomery County, Maryland. It is a historic district and remains a popular destination for local residents and visitors alike.

If you like to visit Maryland, make sure to include Beallsville in your itinerary and call Affinity Airport Sedan for a ride. Allow our professional car service to drive you around so you can enjoy your tour.

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White Oak

Quaint AcresWhite Oak is one of the unincorporated areas of Maryland County. It is a diverse locality which spans Lockwood Drive, New Hampshire Avenue and Stewart Lane before reaching Columbia Pike. Whether you want to stroll around White Oak or get a ride back to the airport at the end of your stay, call Affinity Airport Sedan. Our professional car service will pick you up and get you were you need to be.

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Cloverly

The boundaries of Brookside GardensCloverly in Montgomery County have not been well-defined so a lot of locals mistaken believe that the neighborhood is part of Silver Spring. It is situated in central Maryland and is approximately 13 miles from Washington, DC. The major commercial hub of this town lies at the inersection of New Hampshire Avenue (Route 650) and Briggs Chaney Road. If you visit Maryland, make sure to include Cloverly in your itinerary. And call Affinity Airport Sedan for a ride. Allow the most professional car service in Maryland to assist you.

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Cabin John

Cabin JohnFlanking the Potomac River, Cabin John is a forested community composed of approximately 900 homes on the western side of Bethesda, Maryland. Apart from the residential units, you can find small businesses offering professional services and lots of restaurants. There are several markets, a beauty salon, a dry cleaner, a post office, and a neighborhood swimming pool.

If you’d like to go to Cabin John, call Affinity Airport Sedan for a ride.

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