honor of Geneva Mason "who died in 1980, was instrumental in the rebuilding of the Scotland neighborhood and its fight against urban renewal efforts in the 1960s" and Jubal Early Court will be renamed for William Dove who "was born into slavery and later became one of the founding members of the Scotland community. [Dove] purchased some of the first parcels of land in the neighborhood and many of his descendants still live" in the Scotland community. The streets were formally renamed on July 23, 2021. References External links Montgomery History, Montgomery County Historical Society Joyce Siegel collection Montgomery County Historical Society Oral History with Geneva Mason Alan Siegel photographs from Scotland, 1966-1970 Paths to the Present, #45: Scotland AME Church and Community (video) (about Paths to the Present by County Cable Montgomery and Montgomery History) Nikki Hauspurg, "Save Our Scotland: An oral history with Joyce B. Siegel," Dreyfuss Library, St. Andrew's Episcopal School; OH HAU, 2004 African-American history of Montgomery County, Maryland Unincorporated communities in Montgomery County, Maryland