Towson
Towson, Maryland shopping and accommodations information:
Towson Shown By Photos is s photo tour of this community to the south of Timonium. 
One of the best ways to learn about a place is by looking at pictures. A colleague has created a photo tour of Towson, MD, known online as Towson Shown By Photos. You can see all there is to see, or at least much of what is cool, through the lens of Jason’s camera. He has a good eye for capturing the parts of a community that make it interesting. Be sure to check out the Circle, the places to stay like the Towson Sheraton, the places to learn such as Towson University and Goucher College, and the shopping, including Towson Town Center and more.
“The community of Towson began about 1750 when two brothers, William and Thomas Towson, emigrated from Pennsylvania and started farming on Sater’s Hill, to the northeast of York and Joppa Roads. In 1768 Thomas’ son, Ezekiel built a large tavern at the crossroads, just north of where the Recher Theater is now. A small village called “Towsontown” began to grow around it, serving area farmers who traveled on York, Dulaney Valley, and Joppa Roads.” (from Wikipedia)
