Today the town of Middletown is a growing community with a population of 3,800. While retaining strong ties to our past, we are planning for our future. With strong community support, we can continue to thrive and preserve our small town way of life. Our beautiful, scenic valley, with our self-sufficient businesses and small industries, will be here to supply our needs and wants far into the future. Supporting our community enterprises makes us all stronger, more vibrant, and better able to face the future with excitement and confidence. We live in a great community. Enjoy life and be an active participant in your community!

Tourism Glenbrook Golf Course

If you're like many folks who browse the Internet, then you are probably just passing through Middletown's web site. Well, the same advice holds for you as for your motorist counterparts driving through West-central Maryland: slow down a bit and stay a while -- there's lots to do and see! The beautiful Middletown Valley stretches from the Catoctin Mountains on the east to South Mountain on the west, between the Pennsylvania border to the north and the Potomac River and Virginia to the south. Middletown, being midway between the peaks of Braddock and South Mountains, shares her name with a number of other "Middletowns" in other states. By surfing the ‘net, you will quickly find links to Middletown in CA, CT, DE, IL, MA, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, and VA. But it will only take a short visit to show our uniqueness and charms -- of a place we townsfolk are proud to call "home!"

Middletown, Maryland is steeped in American history -- from the mid 1600's and Colonial settlements to the new millennium and high-tech biological engineering, Middletown contributes at every turn of the page. A young Lieutenant George Washington surveyed the South Mountain area and commented that the Middletown Valley was one of the most beautiful places he had ever seen (it is undocumented, however, whether or not he actually slept here). The Revolutionary and Civil Wars passed through Middletown along Main Street, the Old National Pike, turning our homes and churches into headquarters and hospitals. 

Middletown continues to develop from a settlement of farmers and ranchers, tradesmen and craftsmen, businessmen and clergymen -- without losing her agricultural roots. The brisk winter chill contrasts markedly with balmy summer nights, but our weather is never boring. Middletown prides herself at retaining small-town charm and ideals in an era of growth. From her stately Victorian homes and skyward-reaching church steeples to her rustic dairy farms and modern housing developments, residents find that home is a refuge where they can truly unwind, relax, and enjoy life as it used to be......and continues to be.

There's also a terrific golf course to take advantage of -- Glenbrook Golf Course is considered on of the best in the state!

courtesy of city website.  http://www.middletown.md.us/

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