PART II: Chapter 16 Historic Sites and Proposed Historic Sites

82A-023 ε Furgang Farm, 10700 Furgang Road, Upper Marlboro• 1897, 2 ½ story T-shaped farmhouse with gable endsornamented with fishscale shingles; complex of farmbuildings; historic outbuildings include summerkitchen, dairy and carriage house• Excellent example of late Victorian farm complex in itsoriginal setting of domestic and agricultural buildings• Criteria 1a, 1d, 2a, 2e82A-026 E NR Bellefields and Cemetery13104 Duley Station Road, Upper Marlboro• 1720s, 20th-century wings two-story brick Georgianplantation house (Flemish bond) with exterior chimneysand flanking wings• Home of Sim family, including Colonel Joseph Sim,Revolutionary leader; from this site, American leadersobserved the approach of British troops in August 181482A-027 Duvall Tobacco BarnsNorth of Marlton Avenue within Rosaryville State Park• Late 19th, early 20th century; the Duvall Barn Complexconsists of two barns, a silo, two hay pens, and a shed• The barns were constructed for George T. Duvall; theproperty on which the barns are located was later deededto the State of Maryland Department of Natural Resourcesfor the creation of Rosaryville State Park; the barnsexhibit different types of traditional agricultural formsand materials and are excellent examples of Late 19thearlyand 20th century agricultural structures• Criteria 1d, 2a82A-034 ε Site of Ellerslie, 6700 Green Grove Place, Upper Marlboro• 1895, 2 ½ story frame gable-roof dwelling of ColonialRevival style destroyed by fire in 2008• Built by prominent Upper Marlboro Judge RichardB. B. Chew on site of his father’s early 19th-centuryplantation house, which was also destroyed by fire in1894• Criteria 1c, 1d, 2a82A-035 Chew’s Bridge, 6900b Van Wagner Road, Upper Marlboro• 1898, 90-foot-Iong wood and iron bridge supported byupright posts constructed of iron Phoenix sections• Built to span the tracks of the Baltimore and PotomacRailroad, and connect two parts of Judge Chew’sEllerslie farm; only known bridge surviving from theearly years of this railroad line; owned by ConsolidatedRail Corporation• Criteria 1c, 1d, 2a170 Staff Draft Preliminary Historic Sites and Districts Plan