The Glyndon Community Association (GCA) is a community organization whose purpose is “to promote and maintain a strong community spirit in Glyndon, to bring about improved conditions in all things that affect the community in general, and to promote other non-profit purposes.” In addition to monitoring and commenting on matters such as zoning and traffic/roads, the GCA also sponsors a number of annual community events. For information, visit GCA’s website.

The Woman’s Club of Glyndon was established in 1898 by ladies “summering” in Glyndon who gathered on neighbor’s porches to read together. The Club purchased the original two-room schoolhouse on Butler Road as its clubhouse in 1932, after several local schools consolidated into one building in Reisterstown. Today, the Woman’s Club promotes literary and social activities as well as interest in local civic issues and national and world affairs. For information, visit The Woman’s Club’s website.

Built in 1887, the Emory Grove Hotel is a stately Victorian structure that once housed attendees of summer camp meetings at the Emory Grove Methodist Camp Meeting Ground in Glyndon. The hotel is the only remaining one of four original hotels on the property and one of the few still remaining in the country. While the building no longer functions as a hotel, it is an important historic site that is still in use as a space for community gatherings and venue for weddings and other events.