Historic Thomas Stone House, La Plata MD, 1765This vintage photograph captures a significant historical building located in La Plata, Maryland, in Charles County. The structure, dating back to 1765, was once the residence of Thomas Stone, a notable signer of the Declaration of Independence. The house is uniquely designed on the arc of a circle, showcasing architectural characteristics from the 18th century. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South and highlights

was designed for Charles Green by an unknown English architect

This high-quality image serves as a valuable historical resource

Johnstons inventory reflects her dedication to documenting the architectural heritage of the United States

Beautifully restored map of Matavan

Augustine’s architectural history

Its historical context is enriched by its association with the widow Elbeck

providing valuable insight into the styles and materials of the time

Beautifully restored map of College Point

this map presents Shenandoah in the late 1880s

archival paper using a restored map of Matavan Township

The photograph serves as a record of the stonework and furnace designs that were instrumental in the iron industry

when the area was shaped by its working harbor