Monday, February 12, 2024
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Long Acre Farm House/Hardcastle House is
now part of the Academy Art Museum along with ... |
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... the first public high school in
Talbot County (c 1820, addition 1853) |
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| Brick Gothic cottages (L to R, 1873, 1878, 1874) |
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| Frame house in Federal style |
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Trippe Beale House (1890, by Richard Upjohn,
in Victorian style with Moorish elements) |
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| Grove of magnolia trees |
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| John Horsey House (1890, in Victorian style) |
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| Arts & Crafts house (1920) |
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| Chaffinch House (c 1893, in Queen Anne style) |
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| Parlett House (c 1885-1890, in Queen Anne style) |
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This house (1910) is supposed to reflect the influence
of architect Frank Lloyd Wright |
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| Galanthus spp/Snowdrops |
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William Mason Shehan House (1909-1910,
in Colonial Revival style) |
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| Dutch House (1920) |
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| Driveway to the Third Haven Meetinghouse |
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Third Haven Meetinghouse (1684) may be the oldest
frame building in the state of Maryland
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| Third Haven Meetinghouse interior |
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| New Third Haven Meetinghouse (1880) |
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Frederick Douglass/Liberty mural
(2023, by Adam Himoff) |
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| Brick Federal houses (1809, with Georgian influence) |
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| Neall House (1804-1810, in Federal style) |
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| Neall House Garden entrance |
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| Eranthis hyemalis/Winter Aconite |
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| Camellia |
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| Neall House Garden |
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| c 1795 house |
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| Joseph's Cottage (c 1795) |
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| Talbot Historical Society Research Center |
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Tred Avon Building (c 1878 after a fire destroyed
several buildings on Washington Street) |
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| Daylight Building (c 1878) was named for its large windows |
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| Victorian commercial and residential buildings (c 1878) |
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Talbot County Free Library (1925,
renovated 2017) with the Avocado Bubbler
(by Jan Kirsh) |
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| Sheriff House and Jail (1888) is constructed with granite |
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Easton National Bank (est 1805,
building 1904 in Beaux-Arts style) |
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Old Brick Hotel/Stewart Building (1810,
in Federal style with Tudor elements) |
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| Talbot County Courthouse (1794) |
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Statue (2011, by Jay Hall Carpenter) of
Frederick Douglass portraying the event
of his "Self-Made Men" speech in
the main courtroom of this courthouse |
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Lunch included this Maryland crab soup,
which was chock-full of crab meat |
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| Talbot Bank (1908, in Greek Revival style) |
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| Avalon Theatre (1921) |
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Bullitt House (1801, in Federal style) with a
frame addition used as a law office |
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| Bullitt House outbuilding and garden |
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| Stevens/Hambleton House (1790) |
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Armory (1927) is now the Waterfowl Building
(note the sculpture of geese by Bart Walter in 1995) |
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| Christ Church (c 1840, in Gothic Revival style) |
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| Christ Church Rectory (1893, by Richard Upjohn) |
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| Brick Federal townhouse (c 1800) |
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