These 7 Towns In Maryland With Brick And Cobblestone Streets Are Too Charming For Words

Maryland has many charming towns, a few of which we’ve previously listed here. With so much history in the Old Line State, there are also a few towns left remaining with brick and cobblestone streets and pathways. This only adds to the character of the towns and makes for one pleasantly quaint sight. Check it out.

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Fells Point in Baltimore is known for its historic cobblestone streets. Photographers head to this area to capture the alluring charm.

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Several waterfront paths around Annapolis are lined with brick. This adds to the historic vibe of the town.

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There are a few spots in Frederick where you can find areas such as this. Perfectly picturesque for an evening stroll.

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Silver Spring is uniquely diverse. Get a big city feel while walking on streets that beckon to the style of the past.

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This charming mountain town is like taking a step back in time.

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Head to this eastern shore spot to explore the downtown area.

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There are a few spots in historic Oakland with brick-lined sidewalks. The pictured train station is particularly unique.

Where else can you find brick and cobblestone streets in Maryland? For more towns with old-school charm, check out these 12 slow-paced towns in Maryland where life is still simple.