Originally a part of a grand estate called the Carroll Estate, portions of the land was parceled out and sold off in the early 1800s. When a railroad laid down tracks and built a depot, a small settlement grew around it. This village was originally called Davis’ Warehouse due to a particular warehouse that a prominent resident of a neighboring town, Dr. Meredith Davis, built to house his flour shipments. The first true resident of this town was a black man, Robert Palmer, who ran a general store. The community was renamed to Adamstown when the railroad assigned an agent to the depot: Adam Kohlenburg.
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