First Telegram Historical Marker

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Ritz Way
Beltsville, MD 20705
http://mht.maryland.gov

First Telegram Historical Marker is a local historical site in Beltsville, MD, dedicated to commemorating the significance of the first telegraph message sent in the area.

Visitors can explore the marker and learn about the history of telecommunication in the region, providing a glimpse into the past for those interested in local history.

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Elise A.
7/6/2019

Five stars for the marker. Zero stars for any website that puts this marker in Beltsville, MD. They moved the mile marker to Laurel (roughly 104 1st. St. in Laurel MD) in 2015. It marks the first...

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Bruce K.
9/12/2014

Countless thousands (millions?) have driven this stretch of US1 (Baltimore Road) and missed the historical marker that's buried a bit in the weeds and trees across from a closed camera factory at...

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