PART II: Chapter 16 Historic Sites and Proposed Historic Sites

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• Built for Carrie Warren; one of two houses of this designin the county• Criteria 1a, 2a, 2e,68-004-05 ε NHL Riversdale (Calvert Mansion)4811 Riverdale Road, Riverdale Park• 1801-1807, 2-story hip-roof stuccoed brick, lateGeorgian mansion, with flanking hyphens and wings,and fine interior plaster detail; stuccoed brick servants’quarter on immediate grounds, unique mansionpatterned after Belgian chateau• Built for Henri Joseph Stier, finished by his daughterRosalie and her husband George Calvert; home of Stiersand Calverts, including agriculturist Charles BenedictCalvert, founder of Maryland Agricultural College(University of Maryland)68-004-67 Read House4722 Riverdale Road, Riverdale Park• c. 1892, 2 ½ story frame dwelling of Queen Anne-stylewith hip roof, projecting bays and elaborately detailedwraparound porch• One of earliest dwellings built in the 1889 subdivisionof Riverdale Park, a significant example of Queen Annestyledomestic architecture; purchased by George B.Read in 1903• Criteria 1d, 2a, 2e68-004-76 Wernek House4606 Queensbury Road, Riverdale Park• c. 1892, Queen Anne style frame dwelling with 3 storysquare tower• Early house erected near railroad station and streetcarline; first owned by Mary Weeks Jones• Criteria 1d, 2a, 2e68-010-01 Welsh House4200 Farragut Street, Hyattsville• 1889-90, 2 ½-story frame cross-gabled dwelling withpanelled, bracketed gables; fine example of a lateVictorian house with Queen Anne-style decorativeelements• Built for banker Charles H. Welsh who was instrumentalin Hyattsville’s development• Criteria 1a, 1c, 2a, 2e120 Staff Draft Preliminary Historic Sites and Districts Plan
68-010-02 Lewis Holden House4112 Gallatin Street, Hyattsville• 1897, 2 ½ story frame dwelling with oriel window,panelled gables, projecting bays and wraparound porch,fine example of late Queen Anne-style architecture,and noticeable landmark in the Victorian suburb ofHyattsville• Built for Louis J. Holden; one of two houses of thisdesign in the county• Criteria 1a, 2a, 2e68-010-16 ε McEwen House4106 Gallatin Street, Hyattsville• 1887, 2 ½ story frame multigabled house, with Rockvillebays, panelled gables, and windows with colored borderlights; fine example of Queen Anne-style architecture• One of the early houses in the subdivision of Hyattsville,built for Clarence McEwen from a Shoppell pattern bookplan• Criteria 2a, 2e, 2c68-010-17 Frederick Holden House4110 Gallatin Street, Hyattsville• 1883, 2 ½ -story frame house with especially fine detail,including sawtooth shingling and scissors trusses• Important example of Carpenter Gothic or EasternStick-style architecture, built by George N. Walker forFrederick A. Holden• Criteria 2a, 2e, 2c68-010-25 Harriet Ralston House4206 Decatur Street, Hyattsville• 1880s, 1988 Queen Anne style dwelling; 3 story verandaw/jigsawn brackets• Built for Harriet Ralston as a Victorian retreat cottage• Criteria 1d, 2c, 2e68-010-31 ε Wheelock House4100 Crittenden Street, Hyattsville• 1905 frame, 2 ½ story gable front Queen Anne-styledwelling• Built by Charles C. Wheelock; owned by the Ketchamfamily 1911-1965• Criteria 2a, 2eStaff Draft Preliminary Historic Sites and Districts Plan 121
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82A-023 ε Furgang Farm, 10700 Furg
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82B-028 William C. Duley House14601
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the Accokeek Archaeological Site wh
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84-023-08 Dr. Edgar Hurtt House, 23
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• Country home of Governor Robert
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• Built for John Coffren, who ser
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with round-arch windows and unique
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87A-019 ε Wilson-Rawlings Farmstea
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• Built for Maryland Delegate Wil
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