History of Owings Mills, Maryland

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A Brief History of Owings Mills

Owings Mills is an unincorporated community in the suburbs of Baltimore County, MD. It's a business hub for young professionals and commuters because of its easy access to I-795 and Baltimore, located only 20 minutes away. Owings Mills, MD, houses the Baltimore Ravens' headquarters facility and the Maryland Public Television's studios. In 2008, it was named number 49 on CNN Business' "100 Places to Live and Launch."

Demographics

As of the 2010 census, Owings Mills' population consisted of 30,622 people.

This included the racial makeup of:

• 51.0% African American
• 34.3% White
• 7.8 % Asian
• 7.0% Hispanic or Latino
• 0.3% Native American
• 0.1% Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

Of this, the census recorded 12,525 households, with an average population density of 3,189.8 people per square mile.

• 29.0% had children under the age of 18
• 37.5% were married couples
• 42.1% were non-families
• 33.2% were individuals
• 16.1% had a female householder
•  7.1% were persons living alone who were 65 or older.

There was an average household size of 2.34, and the median income for the households being $53,424.

What to Do in Owings Mills?

When not spotting NFL players, visitors have the option of going to many of the attractions that Owing Mills has to offer. The Hubert V. Simmons Museum of the Negro League Baseball — located in the Owings Mills Branch of the Baltimore County Library — showcases the Negro League Baseball in the 20th century.

If you're not much of a history person, there are other fun spots to check out. The Irvine Nature Center houses recreational amenities like trails, amphitheater, outdoor classroom and green exhibit hall. The center hosts many family nature programs and summer camps to educate and inspire people to respect and preserve nature. There's also the Soldier's Delight Natural Environment Area, where visitors can enjoy miles of walking trails.

To wind down at the end of the day, check out Mill Station for some leisure shopping and dining experiences. Be sure to visit the local town of Glyndon if you are looking for even more to do.

Our Local Office

Contact our Owings Mills personal injury lawyers, if you or a loved one has suffered from personal injuries that are affecting your daily life. We'll get you the compensation you deserve. Schedule now for your free consultation to learn more.

Blank Kim Injury Law
11719 Reisterstown Rd #100,
Reisterstown, MD 21136
(410) 618-5050