PART II: Chapter 16 Historic Sites and Proposed Historic Sites

80-021 Friendly School, 10115 Old Fort Road, Fort Washington• 1890s and 1920s, small ½ story frame front-gabledstructure, converted from one-room schoolhouse toresidence• A schoolhouse has stood at this location since beforethe Civil War; one of few schoolhouses in the countysurviving from the 19th century• Criteria, 1d, 2e80-022 ε Riverview Pavillion12325 Hatton Point Road, Fort Washington• 1885, 1921 Vitorian wood frame pavilion, surrounded byporches on 4 sides,• Part of River View Park, which operated from 1885 to1918; after park closed it was converted to residence forfamily of Colonel James Gillespie;• Criteria 1a, 2a80-024 Broad Creek Historic DistrictLivingston Road between Oxon Hill Road and FortWashington Road, Broad Creek• 1706-1799, rural area on the Potomac river containinghistoric sites, archeological remains and the naturalarea surrounding the Broad Creek estuary• Site of Aire, one of six towns established (1706) by theMaryland General Assembly as tobacco shipping ports;includes three important 18th century structures: St.John’s Episcopal Church, Harmony Hall, PiscatawayHouse and the ruins of Want Water House80-024-07 E NR Saint John’s Church & Cemetery9801 Livingston Road, Fort Washington• 1766, rectangular brick church, Flemish bond, withflared hip roof; rebuilding of 1722 church structure• Fourth church built on this site in Piscataway (KingGeorge’s) Parish; oldest church site in Prince George’sCounty80-024-09 E Piscataway House10307 Livingston Road, Fort Washington• 1790, 1932, 1978 l ½ story frame house with fourfreestanding brick chimneys and pent, dormersdecorated with fluted pilasters and returned corniceStaff Draft Preliminary Historic Sites and Districts Plan 163