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Laurel sits in a part of Maryland where old routes, rail lines, and suburban growth have all left visible marks. It is the kind of place that can look ordinary at a glance, then reveal a surprising amount of history once you pay attention to the street names, the surviving mill buildings, the older brick homes, and the patchwork of neighborhoods that grew around them. People often think of Laurel as a commuter town between Baltimore and Washington, but that description miss