Franklin Knolls, MD

Discover Franklin Knolls, MD: A Community Served by Blank Kim Injury Law

Welcome to Franklin Knolls

Nestled in the vibrant Silver Spring area of Montgomery County, Franklin Knolls stands as a residential neighborhood rich in history and community spirit. Blank Kim Injury Law, located in Silver Spring, MD, is proud to serve the residents of Franklin Knolls, offering dedicated and compassionate legal services in personal injury cases.

Location and Boundaries

Franklin Knolls is beautifully bordered by the Capital Beltway to the north and University Boulevard to the west. To its east lies the serene Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River, and to the south, the neighborhood transitions into Montgomery Knolls. Nearby are the neighborhoods of Indian Spring Terrace, Long Branch, Oakview, and Hillandale, each contributing to the area's diverse community tapestry.

Key Landmarks

The neighborhood is home to Eastern Middle School, a cornerstone of education located at the intersection of University Boulevard and East Franklin Avenue. Surrounded by the neighborhoods of Four Corners/Woodmoor and Montgomery Knolls, among others, Franklin Knolls is a hub of activity and connectivity. Notably, the Franklin Knolls River Trail, a 4,625 feet long footpath, offers residents a scenic route through the neighborhood, linking various communities along its path.

Rich History

Franklin Knolls' story begins long before its establishment as a residential area. Originally inhabited by the Piscataway people, the land transformed over centuries, from a rural, agricultural area to a bustling suburban community in the 1950s and 1960s. Developed by key figures like Adam May Brady, Fred Bashwitz, Elizabeth Bashwitz, and the Cafritz Construction Company, the neighborhood has evolved, reflecting the changing dynamics of its inhabitants.

Community Evolution

Initially a predominantly white community, Franklin Knolls has grown into a diverse and inclusive neighborhood. This transformation is emblematic of the broader societal changes, particularly post the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The area's Jewish and Catholic roots, once anchored by institutions like Temple Israel and Saint Bernadette, have given way to a more varied demographic, including African-Americans, Latinos, Asians, and more.

Transportation and Accessibility

Franklin Knolls is well-connected, served by Metrobus routes C2 and C4, and Ride On buses 14 and 19. The Washington Metro's Red Line offers convenient transit options, with the addition of the Purple Line services expected to enhance connectivity further.

Blank Kim Injury Law: Serving Franklin Knolls

At Blank Kim Injury Law, we are committed to serving the Franklin Knolls community with integrity and expertise. Our understanding of the area's unique history and diverse population allows us to provide tailored legal solutions, particularly in personal injury cases. Whether you're a long-time resident or new to the neighborhood, we're here to support and represent you.