It was 75 years ago, on December 30th, 1946 that the Washington area developer, Mr. Edward R. Carr began buying and amassing the first 2,300 acres of land with the intention of turning the rural property into a much-needed suburban satellite city. This was during a great housing shortage across our nation that was causing hardship for millions of American families.
70 years ago, Crestwood Construction purchased the 593.636 acres (from Carr, Inc) on April 9, 1951
The ground was broken for the start of the Crestwood model homes in December 1951.
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The SCA will be celebrating these landmark events at the triangle of land across from Lynbrook School (intersection of Highland, Backlick and Amherst) at 10am on Saturday, 4 December. We’d love for you to join us! If you’re driving, please park in the Lynbrook School parking lot and cross to the triangle at the traffic light. A patrol officer will be at the intersection to ensure everyone’s safety.
See you Saturday – 10am sharp!