In Popular Culture
- Laura Lippman, in her 1999 book, In Big Trouble, A Tess Monaghan Novel, mentions Old Harford Road on page 180, along with Old Frederick and Old York Roads, stating that while these routes "...weren't the fastest routes to their namesakes, they were always more interesting than the interstates..."
- Marla Streb, world champion bicycle racer, in her 2005 book, Bicycling Magazine's Century Training Program: 100 Days to 100 Miles, mentions Old Harford Road on several pages that describing rides near her parent's home.
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