• People of Note in the Brandywine area including some links to photographs
• Photographs of Brandywine History
• Map of Prince George’s County in 1895
• Plan for Brandywine City in late 19th century (which never happened) 
• Historic Houses, Buildings, and Sites of Southeastern Prince George’s County
• History on record at the National Register of Historic Places for the William W. Early House.
• Runaway Slave Ads located in or near Brandywine 1851-1859
• What’s in a Name by Laurie Verge

History links to other sites:

• History of T.B. – “A wide spot in the road” from the Baltimore Sun
• History of Baden Elementary
• Brandywine Volunteer Fire Department History
• Pope’s Creek History a history of the railroad that goes through Brandywine; photos of the present day railroad can be seen on the Pope’s Creek Railfan Guide also.
• History of Upper Marlboro
• The War of 1812 in Croom
• Blacks of the Chesapeake (including Eagle Harbor)
• Prince George’s County Historical Society History Links