Albert Cassell (1895-1969) was a noted architect who worked at Howard University and designed buildings for colleges and other institutions. Cassell developed a plan and sought to build a summer resort community on 500 acres outside of Prince Frederick that would include houses, a motel, shopping centers, a pier, a marina, beaches, and a clubhouse. While a few houses were built, he died before his project could be realized.
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