Named in honor of Neal W. Powell who was Mayor of Taneytown from 1978 to 1979. He was also City Manager for years and was involved in a great deal of public service. He was extremely supportive of the Molletts in their purchase of Antrim and their move to Taneytown in 1988.
The Reindollars were a prominent Taneytown family in the late 1800s and early 1900s. E. E. Reindollar purchased a large warehouse situated by the railroad tracks for coal, lumber, and grain, and named it The Reindollar Co. Henry Reindollar, descendant, owned Reindollar Hardware Store when the Molletts moved to Taneytown in 1988.
Named after Eli Bentley (1752-1822), a renowned clockmaker who lived in Taneytown and was known for his tall case clocks.
William Rinehart (1825-1874) of Union Bridge, Maryland, is said to be one of America's most important sculptors, of whom Maryland Institute College of Art’s Rinehart School of Sculpture was named. Rinehart is credited with carving the identical white marble mantels in Antrim's drawing rooms.
