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Maryland Route 924
Maryland Route 924 (MD 924) is a state highway in the U.S. state of Maryland. The state highway runs from MD 24 near Emmorton to U.S. Route 1 (US 1) and MD 24 in Bel Air. MD 924 is the old alignment of MD 24 through the Bel Air area in central Harford County. The state highway was originally constructed in the late 1920s and early 1930s. MD 924 was assigned when MD 24 was moved to a new divided highway to the west in 1987.
==Route description==
MD 924 begins at a diamond interchange with MD 24 (Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway) just north of the MD 24's interchange with Interstate 95 (I-95) near Emmorton. The roadway continues west and then north on the opposite side of the interchange as county-maintained Tollgate Road. MD 924 heads northeast and then north as two-lane Emmorton Road. The state highway gains a center turn lane as it passes between several residential subdivisions and a few shopping centers around its intersection with Singer Road and Abingdon Road at Norris Corner. After passing St. Mary's Church, Old Emmorton Road splits to the east and MD 924 passes through the hamlet of Emmorton. The state highway gains a center turn lane at Wheel Road and continues north as a three-lane highway through suburban areas past its intersection with MacPhail Road, where the highway enters the town of Bel Air and its name changes to Main Street.〔〔
MD 924 remains a three-lane street until the highway splits into a one-way pair at Linwood Avenue at the southern edge of downtown Bel Air. Northbound MD 924 continues on Main Street while the southbound direction follows Bond Street one block to the west. Within the Bel Air Courthouse Historic District, which contains the county courthouse and county offices at the center of the county seat, the one-way pair intersects another one-way pair, Fulford Avenue eastbound and Churchville Road westbound. Those streets head east from Main Street as MD 22 and west as US 1 Business, which joins MD 924 in a concurrency. Within the downtown area, MD 924 passes the Harford National Bank building, the Odd Fellows Lodge, the Graham-Crocker House, the Bel Air Armory, and the Hays House, now a museum and home of the Harford County Historical Society.〔〔
The two directions of the one-way pair come together at Gordon Street on the north side of downtown. Gordon Street leads west to the historic home Liriodendron and east to the historic Proctor House. One block to the north, US 1 Business turns northeast onto Broadway. MD 924's name changes to Rock Spring Road at Maulsby Avenue. The state highway heads through the northern part of the town as a three-lane road with center turn lane to its northern terminus at a partial cloverleaf interchange with the Bel Air Bypass, which carries US 1. Southbound MD 24 follows the Bel Air Bypass around the northwest side of the town and then south to the other end of MD 924. The roadway continues as MD 24 north toward Forest Hill.〔〔
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