North - Purnell Road South - Windsor Mill Road East - Forest Park Avenue, Pickwick Road. Sekots Road,
Tucker Lane, And Wetherdsville Road West - County Line Zip Code: 21230
A national historic site consisting of 134 houses. Dickeyville has all the makings of a 19th century setting in Northwest Baltimore.
Gwynn Falls Park runs through Dickeyville. The park is the site of many of our community events, inlcuding a Halloween bon fire, and some of the events of our three- day Fourth of July Celebration.
Dickeyville includes worker's cottages and more spacious dwellings that belonged to superintendents who oversaw the mills. Newer homes that conform to the styles of the older ones were built in the 1940s.
Dickeyville, presently under consideration for designation as an Historical and Architectural Preservation District, became part of Baltimore City in 1918. It is located south of Gwynns Falls, off North Forest Park Avenue, and includes about 118 residential structures, one active church, one school and a group of mill buildings.
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