Potomac Valley Country Club

Potomac Valley Country Club The Potomac Valley Country Club opened in 1960. Urban legend has it that he fled the country with millions in Mob money or that he was killed by the Mob.

It was designed and built by avid golfer and architect Bernie Siegel, with a grand plan to build homes on the 262 acre facility, but Siegel mysteriously vanished without a trace in December 1963. In 1982 the PVCC was sold to the Montgomery County Revenue Authority, who has operated it as a public course since that date. The original clubhouse of the PVCC fell into disuse and disrepair and was closed permanently in 2006.

CHRISTMAS CRIME STORY The feature film I edited is coming to iTunes Preorder on September 24th!Wide release is October 2...
09/13/2017

CHRISTMAS CRIME STORY

The feature film I edited is coming to iTunes Preorder on September 24th!

Wide release is October 24th!

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A botched Christmas Eve robbery leads down a destructive path for a police officer reconnecting with his estranged mother, a coming-apart-at-the-seams amateu...

08/14/2017

On Saturday, November 30, 1963, the former manager of the Potomac Valley Country Club in rural Poolesville, Maryland, vanished without a trace. On Saturday n...

08/14/2017

In 1963, Bernie Siegel, the former manager of the Potomac Valley Country Club vanished without a trace and is presumed dead. For years, employees have report...

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16601 W Willard Road
Poolesville, MD
20837

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(301) 428-8143

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