Does the Route 1 Corridor Follow a Native American Trail?
A recent state study documents Native paths that became the basis for some colonial roads and, in turn, some state highways.
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A recent state study documents Native paths that became the basis for some colonial roads and, in turn, some state highways.
Archaeologists believe Native Americans were living along these creeks soon after the last Ice Age ended
The Route 1 corridor has areas that are poorly designed by modern standards, making them inaccessible to people with disabilities.
For many years, Parliament-Funkadelic fans speculated that the original Mothership ended up on the Route 1 corridor.
Experts on how cities can better use trees, plants and flowers will visit Bladensburg this month.
A massive spill on the Potomac River is so far having little effect on the Anacostia River.
Amid last week’s layoffs, The Washington Post let go of its only remaining reporter covering Prince George’s County and the Route 1 corridor.
An informal group of Route 1 residents has been delivering groceries to immigrant families worried about going out in public.
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