PART II: Chapter 16 Historic Sites and Proposed Historic Sites

69-021 Cherry Hill Cemetery6821 Ingraham Street, Riverdale (M-NCPPC)• 1884-1940, graveyard with sandstone grave markers• Part of Josiah Adams’ farm; a rare surviving example of19th Century burial ground for local free blacks. Criteria1c, 2a, 2c• Criteria 1a, 1d69-023-17 William Stanton Wormley House7533 Arwick Ardmore Road, Landover Hills• 1898, 1926; wood frame side-gabled dwelling withglassed-in porch• Built for Hugh Browne; sold to William Stanton Wormley,Washington artist and educator; his grandfather JamesWormley; established the Wormley Hotel in Washington,D.C.; home of the Wormley family• Criteria 1a, 1d69-023-27 Thomas Hunster House7523 Ardwick Ardmore Road, Landover Hills• c. 1920, 1 ½ story large wood frame bungalow withCraftsman details; artit’s studio lit by a row of windowsbetween the first and second storied• Built by and for Thomas W. Hunster,a portrait andlandscape painter of considerable stature and head of theart department in DC’s black public schools• Criteria, 1c, 1d, 2e69-024-11 E NR Mount Hope, 1 Cheverly Circle, Cheverly• 1839, 1860s, two-story frame house with four brickchimneys and one-story kitchen wing added; late 18thcenturystone outbuilding on grounds• Built by Fielder Magruder, Jr.; probably the lastremaining antebellum frame plantation house inside theBeltway in Prince George’s County; home of Cheverly’sfounder Robert Marshall from 1919-192969-024-13 Magruder Spring, Cheverly Avenue, Cheverly• The sole water source for the Mount Hope tobaccoplantation; functioned in the 1920s as water source• According to tradition, British soldiers stopped here onAugust 24, 1814• Criteria 1d, 2e130 Staff Draft Preliminary Historic Sites and Districts Plan