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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1966

Page

8

Historic County Homes Open To Public

Frederick County unveils stops for the Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage from April 28 to May 4. The tour opens at The Chimneys near New Market and includes Hill Jr. on West Church Street, Mrs. Musser II on East Church Street, Jennings Bailey Jr. on West Third Street, Guilford, and Hedgeapple Farm near Buckeystown with houses dating from 1740s to early 19th century and interiors showcasing period furnishings and notable features. Next week features the Holtz, Eliot Jr., and Miss Georgine J. Lee homes.

Guilford Frederick County Maryland G. Ross Brinkley New Market William George Hill Jr West Church Street Musser Tyson, Worthington Dorsey White House Cleveland Baughman Philadelphia Sully Commodore Truxton Frederick Charles Conley Augustus W. Lee John McPherson Edgar W. Holtz F. T. Eliot Jr Georgine J. Lee Jennings Bailey Jr West Third Street

Two Houses on Maryland Tour Highlight Frederick History

Two additional Frederick County houses open May 4 as part of the Maryland House and Garden Tour. The Historical Society's East Church Street headquarters, a circa 1830 Federal brick house, features fan-lighted doors, a graceful stair, two memorial parlors, and collections from the Belt family and Marshall Etchison. The Visitation Academy is also included. the tour notes the Academy’s Civil War role and 19th century growth, with lunch served at the Visitation Convent.

Frederick County Maryland Historical Society East Church Street John Louis Belt Marshall Etchison Amelung Visitation Academy Frederick St. John’s Female Benevolent and Frederick Free School United States Antietam Gettysburg

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