Betcha Didn't Know?! Episode 27


The Woman's Club of Glyndon

When most people pass the Woman's Club of Glyndon, they see a historic building. What many don't realize is that its story began in 1898 with a group of women gathering on a neighbor's porch to read, learn, and build community.

In Episode 27 of Betcha Didn't Know?!, Stacey Abbott of Corner House Realty and Reisterstown Main Street visit with Lynne Maher to explore the history of the Woman's Club of Glyndon, its roots as the "Glyndon Porch Class," and the important role the organization has played in community life for more than a century.

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From civic projects and charitable work to preserving traditions and bringing neighbors together, the club remains an important part of Glyndon's story today. Lynn shares the history behind the organization, the clubhouse, and the lasting impact of generations of dedicated members.


Explore More of Glyndon's History

Want to experience Glyndon's historic charm firsthand? Join Historic Glyndon, Inc. on June 13th for the Doorways to the Past Home & Garden Tour, a self-guided tour of some of Glyndon's most beautiful historic homes and gardens. It's a wonderful opportunity to discover the architecture, stories, and preservation efforts that continue to make Glyndon a special place.

Saturday, June 13, 2026, 11 AM-5 PM

More Tour Info Here

https://historicglyndon.org/


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