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A Streetcar Suburb Transformed

Mt. Rainier, Maryland residents discuss the transformation of their community.

03/20/2023

If You Lived Here

A Streetcar Suburb Transformed

Clip: Season 3 Episode 11 | 2m 24sVideo has Closed Captions

Mt. Rainier, Maryland residents discuss the transformation of their community.

Bryan Knedler and Malinda Miles, both former mayors of Mount Rainier, Maryland discuss the history and culture of their small city in Prince George's County. Mount Rainier began in the early 1900s as a streetcar suburb as working class families built businesses and homes. For decades it was a Whites-only enclave but since the 1960s, the town has evolved into a very diverse community.

03/20/2023

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A Bungalow with "the most unique bathroom we have ever seen"

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Clip: S3 Ep11 | 6m 41s | This 1920s bungalow is the epitome of a Mount Rainier, MD home. (6m 41s)

The Epitome of Farmhouse Chic in Mount Rainier

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Clip: S3 Ep11 | 8m 18s | A new build home that keeps the character of the community. (8m 18s)

Preview: Mount Rainier

Preview: S3 Ep11 | 30s | John and Christine tour three houses in Mount Rainier, MD with realtor Silvana Dias. (30s)

Step Inside This Urban Country Farmhouse in Mount Rainier

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Clip: S3 Ep11 | 6m 7s | The team visits a 5-bedroom, 2-bath urban country farmhouse in Mount Rainier. (6m 7s)

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