Historic Chaptico Lodge, Maryland - Vintage Photo 1960sThis vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases a historic building located in Chaptico, St. Marys County, Maryland. The structure, built before 1679, originally served as a hunting lodge for Sir Thomas Notley. It later became associated with Colonel William Rozier, whose wife, Lady Ann Sewall, was the step daughter of Lord Baltimore. The image forms part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, an extensive

The house depicted was once home to the Kock family and is associated with the Churchill family

known for her work in architectural documentation

emphasizing both residential and public buildings that define the areas historical narrative

stand side by side waiting for their wages

the railroads that stitched the town together

reflecting the unique style prevalent in the early 20th century

providing valuable insights into its historical significance

which aims to document significant buildings across the region

New Hampshire was created in 1883 and published as a Bird's Eye View of Laconia

The structure dates back to 1829 and is characterized by its distinctive brickwork and prominent chimneys

This photograph is not only a visual representation of the building but also serves as a historical record of its architectural significance

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