Community

165 Years and still growing

The original Clarks Hardware opened in 1845 on Main Street in Historic Ellicott City and later moved across from the B&O railroad station. In 1973, Andy and Ed Clark opened a new store in St. John’s Plaza on Rt. 40. Andy and Ed split the business in 1980 and in 1991 Andy and his wife Jackie built their own 40,000 square foot store just west of Enchanted Forrest where it thrives today. The old store in Historic Ellicott City was sold to help finance the new building.

You can help support our community by shopping at Clarks, your independently owned local hardware store.

 Independent We Stand is a movement of locally owned businesses and people across the county dedicated to educating their communities about the importance-and strong economic benefits-of buying local.

FACTS ABOUT HOW BUYING LOCAL CAN IMPACT YOU AND YOUR COMMUNITY

 

Supporting Our Community

Elkridge Landing MiddleElkridge Landing Middle Special OlympicsSpecial Olympics Northfield ElementaryNorthfield Elementary Night at the RacesNight at the Races Viking 5K RunViking 5K Run Ho. Co. Heart BallHo. Co. Heart Ball Ho. Co. General-Nurses WeekHo. Co. General-Nurses Week Food BankFood Bank Gilchrist-Taste & AuctionGilchrist-Taste & Auction Ho. Co. ConservancyHo. Co. Conservancy Knights of ColumbusKnights of Columbus St. AlphonsusSt. Alphonsus Ho. Co. Order of the Eastern StarHo. Co. Order of the Eastern Star U of M School of MedicineU of M School of Medicine Boy Scout troop 944Boy Scout troop 944 Centennial High SchoolCentennial High School Ho. Co. ConservancyHo. Co. Conservancy Western Ho. Co. Senior CouncilWestern Ho. Co. Senior Council Eagle Scout ProjectEagle Scout Project Eagle Scout ProjectEagle Scout Project Girl Scout ProjectGirl Scout Project Girl Scout Troop 174Girl Scout Troop 174 Girl Scout Troop 961Girl Scout Troop 961