Hyattsville, Residential suburb in Prince George's County, Maryland
Hyattsville is a residential community in Prince George's County that developed along several rail lines north of Washington. The town includes older neighborhoods around Route 1 and newer mixed-use areas near Metro stations.
The settlement began in 1886 as a railroad stop and postal station on the road between Washington and Baltimore. The community grew during the early 20th century with the expansion of streetcar lines from the capital.
The Gateway Arts District brings studios and galleries to the downtown area, where local artists work and display their creations. The district organizes regular evening events that let visitors enter the workshops and talk with the makers.
Traffic follows mainly along Route 1 and Baltimore Avenue, where shops and restaurants are located. Several Green Line Metro stations provide connections to Washington within 30 minutes.
The town manages two publicly accessible food forests where fruit trees, berry bushes, and nut trees grow. Residents and visitors can freely gather produce and greens during harvest seasons.
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