In
Montgomery County, Rockville traces its history to 1776, when irate citizens vowed to cut off all trade with England until the tea tax was lifted. The city is now a prosperous suburb in the
Washington metro area with Victorian architecture, brick sidewalks and large trees to help preserve some of the city's old pressence amid modern suburban sprawl.
Rockville is located north of the city center where I-270 meets Hwy 28 (West Montgomery Ave.)
