Apr 19, 2024
Recent Permits 2004 to Now
The following shows the building permits pulled for the home from 2004 to 2024. The permits found in the Fredrick system were those for a kitchen update in 2021, updates to kitchen fixtures in 2020, and a new water conditioner in 2019.
Apr 19, 2024
Recent Permits 2004 to Now
The following shows the building permits pulled for the home from 2004 to 2024. The permits found in the Fredrick system were those for a kitchen update in 2021, updates to kitchen fixtures in 2020, and a new water conditioner in 2019.Posted Date
Apr 19, 2024
Historical Record Date
Apr 19, 2024
Source Name
Frederick County
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Feb 01, 2024
Feb 01, 2024
7313 Brookside Dr Floor Plans
Attached are the floor plans from the latest sale in February 2024.Posted Date
Apr 11, 2024
Historical Record Date
Feb 01, 2024
Source Name
Redfin
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Jan 01, 2024
Jan 01, 2024
7313 Brookside Dr, Frederick, MD, USA
Posted Date
Apr 11, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jan 01, 2024
Source Name
Zillow
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Jun 01, 2005
Jun 01, 2005
7313 Brookside Dr Historic Aerial Photo
The image shows the home at 7313 Brookside Drive in 2005.Posted Date
Apr 19, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jun 01, 2005
Source Name
Frederick County, MD
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Oct 02, 1998
Oct 02, 1998
Garage Sale
A garage sale was held at the address.Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Oct 02, 1998
Source Name
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Nov 12, 1994
Nov 12, 1994
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- Kerigan Pickett
Ad for Resident Caretaker
The address is listed as a place of residence of David D. Eigenbrode, who was searching for a 4-H Camp & Conference Center employee. His obituary from 2018 explains that he was the assistant county agent in 1963, and was heavily involved in 4-H with his wife. He was known as one of the best growers of chrysanthemums in the United States and served as a National Chrysanthemum Society Master Judge. (Source: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/fredericknewspost/name/david-eigenbrode-obituary?id=11228690)
Ad for Resident Caretaker
The address is listed as a place of residence of David D. Eigenbrode, who was searching for a 4-H Camp & Conference Center employee. His obituary from 2018 explains that he was the assistant county agent in 1963, and was heavily involved in 4-H with his wife. He was known as one of the best growers of chrysanthemums in the United States and served as a National Chrysanthemum Society Master Judge. (Source: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/fredericknewspost/name/david-eigenbrode-obituary?id=11228690)
Ad for Resident Caretaker
The address is listed as a place of residence of David D. Eigenbrode, who was searching for a 4-H Camp & Conference Center employee.His obituary from 2018 explains that he was the assistant county agent in 1963, and was heavily involved in 4-H with his wife. He was known as one of the best growers of chrysanthemums in the United States and served as a National Chrysanthemum Society Master Judge.
(Source: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/fredericknewspost/name/david-eigenbrode-obituary?id=11228690)
Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Nov 12, 1994
Source Name
NewspaperArchive
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Apr 22, 1994
Feather-Ruffling Dilemma
According to an article from 2014, in 1994 the Eastview subdivision was taken over by six geese, who were then moved to a property in Woodsboro.
Apr 22, 1994
Feather-Ruffling Dilemma
According to an article from 2014, in 1994 the Eastview subdivision was taken over by six geese, who were then moved to a property in Woodsboro.Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Apr 22, 1994
Source Name
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Jun 01, 1988
Jun 01, 1988
7313 Brookside Dr Historic Aerial Photo
The aerial photo shows the home at 7313 Brookside Drive in 1988.Posted Date
Apr 19, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jun 01, 1988
Source Name
Frederick County, MD
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Jun 09, 1984
Ausherman Construction Co.
The Eastview subdevelopment underwent further development that the property would have witnessed, with the company Ausherman Construction Co. completing new homes for the neighborhood.
Jun 09, 1984
Ausherman Construction Co.
The Eastview subdevelopment underwent further development that the property would have witnessed, with the company Ausherman Construction Co. completing new homes for the neighborhood.Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jun 09, 1984
Source Name
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Nov 14, 1983
Nov 14, 1983
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- Kerigan Pickett
James E. Fitzgerald - Fast Eddie's I, Inc.
In May 1983, Fast Eddies I, Inc. (a local gas station) had recently closed due to a major gasoline leak in which the ground was flooded with roughly 700 gallons of gasoline that needed to be pumped from the soil. However, the store was expected to re-opened by fall of that same year. It was located at 306 E Patrick Street in Frederick. In November 1983, Fast Eddie’s I, Inc. applied to sell beer and light wine on the premises. One of the people this application was submitted to was James E. Fitzgerald, with 7313 Brookside Dr listed as his address. According to satellite imagery from July 2023, the gas station is no longer in business.
James E. Fitzgerald - Fast Eddie's I, Inc.
In May 1983, Fast Eddies I, Inc. (a local gas station) had recently closed due to a major gasoline leak in which the ground was flooded with roughly 700 gallons of gasoline that needed to be pumped from the soil. However, the store was expected to re-opened by fall of that same year. It was located at 306 E Patrick Street in Frederick. In November 1983, Fast Eddie’s I, Inc. applied to sell beer and light wine on the premises. One of the people this application was submitted to was James E. Fitzgerald, with 7313 Brookside Dr listed as his address. According to satellite imagery from July 2023, the gas station is no longer in business.
James E. Fitzgerald - Fast Eddie's I, Inc.
In May 1983, Fast Eddies I, Inc. (a local gas station) had recently closed due to a major gasoline leak in which the ground was flooded with roughly 700 gallons of gasoline that needed to be pumped from the soil. However, the store was expected to re-opened by fall of that same year. It was located at 306 E Patrick Street in Frederick.In November 1983, Fast Eddie’s I, Inc. applied to sell beer and light wine on the premises. One of the people this application was submitted to was James E. Fitzgerald, with 7313 Brookside Dr listed as his address. According to satellite imagery from July 2023, the gas station is no longer in business.
Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Nov 14, 1983
Source Name
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Feb 18, 1975
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- Kerigan Pickett
James E. Fitzgerald
In 1975, a man named James E Fitzgerald (known by Jim) lived in Eastview. His wife and son were also present. He graduated from Georgetown University and later from the University of Geneva in Switzerland, where he studied international finance. He moved to Frederick in 1973 from Washington, D.C.
James E. Fitzgerald
In 1975, a man named James E Fitzgerald (known by Jim) lived in Eastview. His wife and son were also present. He graduated from Georgetown University and later from the University of Geneva in Switzerland, where he studied international finance. He moved to Frederick in 1973 from Washington, D.C.
Feb 18, 1975
James E. Fitzgerald
In 1975, a man named James E Fitzgerald (known by Jim) lived in Eastview. His wife and son were also present. He graduated from Georgetown University and later from the University of Geneva in Switzerland, where he studied international finance. He moved to Frederick in 1973 from Washington, D.C.Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Feb 18, 1975
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Feb 18, 1975
Feb 18, 1975
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- Kerigan Pickett
James E. Fitzgerald
In 1975, a man named James E Fitzgerald (known by Jim) lived in Eastview. His wife and son were also present. He graduated from Georgetown University and later from the University of Geneva in Switzerland, where he studied international finance. He moved to Frederick in 1973 from Washington, D.C.
James E. Fitzgerald
In 1975, a man named James E Fitzgerald (known by Jim) lived in Eastview. His wife and son were also present. He graduated from Georgetown University and later from the University of Geneva in Switzerland, where he studied international finance. He moved to Frederick in 1973 from Washington, D.C.
James E. Fitzgerald
In 1975, a man named James E Fitzgerald (known by Jim) lived in Eastview. His wife and son were also present. He graduated from Georgetown University and later from the University of Geneva in Switzerland, where he studied international finance. He moved to Frederick in 1973 from Washington, D.C.Posted Date
Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Feb 18, 1975
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Jun 01, 1973
7313 Brookside Dr Historic Aerial Photo
The image shows the first aerial of the home at 7313 Brookside Drive, shortly after it was built in 1973.
Jun 01, 1973
7313 Brookside Dr Historic Aerial Photo
The image shows the first aerial of the home at 7313 Brookside Drive, shortly after it was built in 1973.Posted Date
Apr 19, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jun 01, 1973
Source Name
Frederick County, MD
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Apr 20, 1972
Apr 20, 1972
7313 Brookside Dr Plat Map
The following shows the approved plat map for Eastview Section VI from 1972.Posted Date
Apr 19, 2024
Historical Record Date
Apr 20, 1972
Source Name
Frederick County, MD
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Nov 17, 1967
City Officials vs. Kaempf & Harris
City officials wanted repairs made to the roads in Eastview before they included them in the Frederick roads system. The builders of the subdivision, Kaempf & Harris, did have the roads up to city standards.
Nov 17, 1967
City Officials vs. Kaempf & Harris
City officials wanted repairs made to the roads in Eastview before they included them in the Frederick roads system. The builders of the subdivision, Kaempf & Harris, did have the roads up to city standards.Posted Date
Apr 13, 2024
Historical Record Date
Nov 17, 1967
Source Name
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May 16, 1967
May 16, 1967
60 Homes Now in Eastview
60 homes in the Eastview subdivision were advertised in the newspaper by Kaempf & Harris.Posted Date
Apr 13, 2024
Historical Record Date
May 16, 1967
Source Name
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Feb 18, 1967
Feb 18, 1967
Move West to Eastview
This newspaper ad advertises homes for sale in the Eastview subdivision.Posted Date
Apr 13, 2024
Historical Record Date
Feb 18, 1967
Source Name
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May 24, 1965
May 24, 1965
Kaempf & Harris - Builders of Eastview
Kaempf & Harris were constructing a brick house on Brookside Dr in 1965.Posted Date
Apr 13, 2024
Historical Record Date
May 24, 1965
Source Name
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Apr 02, 1963
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- Kerigan Pickett
The Eigenbrodes
Mrs. David D. Eigenbrode was recognized in the local newspaper for her involvement with 4-H. The Eigenbrodes would later live on the property in the 1990s. It is unclear how long they resided at the address. David D Eigenbrode (1933-2018) Nancy Eigenbrode (1934-2016) (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/237280304/david-d-eigenbrode)
The Eigenbrodes
Mrs. David D. Eigenbrode was recognized in the local newspaper for her involvement with 4-H. The Eigenbrodes would later live on the property in the 1990s. It is unclear how long they resided at the address. David D Eigenbrode (1933-2018) Nancy Eigenbrode (1934-2016) (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/237280304/david-d-eigenbrode)
Apr 02, 1963
The Eigenbrodes
Mrs. David D. Eigenbrode was recognized in the local newspaper for her involvement with 4-H. The Eigenbrodes would later live on the property in the 1990s. It is unclear how long they resided at the address.David D Eigenbrode (1933-2018)
Nancy Eigenbrode (1934-2016)
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Apr 17, 2024
Historical Record Date
Apr 02, 1963
Source Name
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Jan 01, 1953
Jan 01, 1953
1953 Map of Frederick
The Eastview neighborhood did not yet exist in 1953. The land was used for agriculture.Posted Date
Apr 13, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jan 01, 1953
Source Name
Frederick - Old Maps Online
Source Website
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Jun 01, 1952
Jun 01, 1952
1952 Aerial of Brookside Drive
The following highlights Brookside Drive before pre-development in 1952.Posted Date
Apr 19, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jun 01, 1952
Source Name
Frederick County, MD
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Jan 01, 1858
Jan 01, 1858
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1858 Map of Frederick County
The area that is now called the Eastview subdivision was once near a small town called Shookstown in the 1850s. The Eastview neighborhood did not yet exist. Using the map for guidance, the property would have been situated roughly in between the “S” of Shookstown and D. Ellis’s farm. Shookstown was named after the Shook family who resided in the area. This town was incorporated into Frederick sometime in the 1950s or 1960s when the growth of new subdivisions in Frederick annexed small towns outside of the city. (Source: https://frederickcountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3638/Historic-Preservation-Plan-2007?bidId=).
1858 Map of Frederick County
The area that is now called the Eastview subdivision was once near a small town called Shookstown in the 1850s. The Eastview neighborhood did not yet exist. Using the map for guidance, the property would have been situated roughly in between the “S” of Shookstown and D. Ellis’s farm. Shookstown was named after the Shook family who resided in the area. This town was incorporated into Frederick sometime in the 1950s or 1960s when the growth of new subdivisions in Frederick annexed small towns outside of the city. (Source: https://frederickcountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3638/Historic-Preservation-Plan-2007?bidId=).
1858 Map of Frederick County
The area that is now called the Eastview subdivision was once near a small town called Shookstown in the 1850s. The Eastview neighborhood did not yet exist. Using the map for guidance, the property would have been situated roughly in between the “S” of Shookstown and D. Ellis’s farm.Shookstown was named after the Shook family who resided in the area. This town was incorporated into Frederick sometime in the 1950s or 1960s when the growth of new subdivisions in Frederick annexed small towns outside of the city.
(Source: https://frederickcountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3638/Historic-Preservation-Plan-2007?bidId=).
Posted Date
Apr 13, 2024
Historical Record Date
Jan 01, 1858
Source Name
Map of Frederick County, Md. - Library of Congress
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