David R E Hunt
                             
                           

Silver Spring Maryland
The 'Spring
has been an important commercial, residential, and commuter hub for decades. It's enjoying quite a renaissance as of late, which goes far in explaining the demarcation of  "The Old Spring" and "The New Spring" pages. A sprawling and diverse area, encompassing places as far removed from each other as Calverton, Cloverly, Glenmont, Wheaton, Forest Glen, Hillandale, White Oak, and parts of Aspen Hill.

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The Quarry House Tavern
The New Silver Spring
Acorn Park
Art Deco Silver Spring Shopping Center/Silver Theatre 
Weller's One Hour Cleaners
Wrought Iron Fence Great Depression PWA Project
Miles Glass Co.
Glenmont Arcade and Bowling Alley
Crisfield Restaurant
Wheaton
Indian Spring Country Club
The Twin Towers Apartments
Lee Plaza 8601 Georgia Ave
Blair Plaza and Blair Apartments
Canada Dry Building Retrofit
NW Corner of Georgia Ave and Colesville Rd
Holly Hall, Hillandale
Discovery Communications Mural Colesville Rd.
Named for the mica flecked spring issuing forth from the ground (and now enshrined as Acorn Park, albeit dry) by then owner Francis Preston Blair, the history of the area is inextricabe with that of the prominent Blair and Lee Families...
Art Deco Silver Spring Shopping Center/Silver Theatre Complex
Weller's One Hour Cleaners
The Old Silver Spring
Crisfield Restaurant
NW Corner of Georgia Ave and Colesville Rd
The New Silver Spring
Lee Plaza 8601 Georgia Ave.
Discovery Communications Mural Colesville Rd.
Miles Glass Co.
Glenmont Arcade and Bowling Alley
Wrought Iron Fence Great Depression PWA Project
The Twin Towers Apartments
Wheaton
Indian Spring Country Club
Blair East and Blair Plaza Apartments
Holly Hall, Hillandale
Silver Spring Welcome Sign
Antiques, Collectibles and Curiosities                                     Wash D.C. Metro Photos 
Ellsworth Drive
The Quarry House Tavern
Art Deco Silver Theatre 1938