Kingsville Home Now on Baltimore County Historic Inventory

A property in Kingsville has been added to the Baltimore County inventory of historic properties, according to Baltimore County Councilman David Marks.

The council moved to designate the Onion-Rawl house as a historic property at its Monday meeting, Marks said.

The Onion-Rawl House is located at 11314 Reynolds Road. It dates to 1798 and was on a piece of land surveyed for Stephen Onion, who managed the Baltimore Iron Works in the 1700s.

The current property owners nominated the home for addition to the county’s historic property inventory, Marks said.

“This is a beautiful structure that adds to Kingsville’s heritage,” said Marks, who supported the nomination.

“I would like to thank the property owners who nominated the structure, to the county Department of Planning, and the Greater Kingsville Civic Association for its support,” Marks said.

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Photo of Onion-Rawl House courtesy of Councilman David Marks.