1953 Survey of Eversfield Estate Property.
Note: Several Eversfield family members originally owned much of the property which is now College Heights Estates.
Note: Several Eversfield family members originally owned much of the property which is now College Heights Estates.
Circa 1950 Aerial Photo of Diary Farm (Now Prince George's Plaza).
Note: College Heights Estates is located in upper right hand corner.
Note: College Heights Estates is located in upper right hand corner.
Circa 1950 Aerial Photo of College Heights Estates Area.
Note: Northwestern High School is new.
Note: Northwestern High School is new.
Circa 2001 College Heights Estates Gate.
Note: The CHE gates were originally constructed by the main CHE developer Art Seidenspinner.
Note: The CHE gates were originally constructed by the main CHE developer Art Seidenspinner.
Circa 1950 Real Estate Marketing Booklet for College Heights Estates.
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Circa 1955 Purchase of Land from the Eversfield Family to Build 4 Houses on Eversfield Drive.
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Note: While Art Seidenspinner was the primary developer, College Heights Estates is actually a collection of subdivisions developed at different points in time by a variety of developers and builders. Collectively, these subdivisions are generally known as 'College Heights Estates'.
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(Click here to view the first Chesapeake & Potomac phone bill)
Note: While Art Seidenspinner was the primary developer, College Heights Estates is actually a collection of subdivisions developed at different points in time by a variety of developers and builders. Collectively, these subdivisions are generally known as 'College Heights Estates'.
Dr W O Eversfield.
Note: Dr W O Eversfield & his wife Lillie owned a farm located where College Heights Estates was developed.
Note: Dr W O Eversfield & his wife Lillie owned a farm located where College Heights Estates was developed.
Land Patent - Smith's Folyes
Note: This land patent was granted to William Smith by Lord Baltimore for the King of England in 1727. The W O Eversfield farm and ultimately College Heights Estates were located 135+ years later within the geographic area of this land patent.
Note: This land patent was granted to William Smith by Lord Baltimore for the King of England in 1727. The W O Eversfield farm and ultimately College Heights Estates were located 135+ years later within the geographic area of this land patent.
Land Patent - Jacksons Necessity
Note: In 1876 Dr W O Eversfield sold a tract of land which included Edmonson's Pasture (part of a resurvey of Jacksons Necessity and also part of Smith's Folyes) to William F Deakins.
Note: In 1876 Dr W O Eversfield sold a tract of land which included Edmonson's Pasture (part of a resurvey of Jacksons Necessity and also part of Smith's Folyes) to William F Deakins.
1938 Seidenspinner (Primary CHE Developer) Declaration and Restrictions.
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