Huckleberry Hall

The Willows is a historic farm complex located in Cavetown, Maryland, featuring a charming four-bay long two-story Federal brick farmhouse painted white. The property also includes a variety of outbuildings such as a stone springhouse, log pig house, brick necessary, stone smokehouse, old house (former slave quarters), and two frame barns. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1973, The Willows offers visitors a glimpse into the agricultural history of Washington County, Maryland, with its well-preserved structures dating back to 1795. The site's architectural style reflects the Federal period, providing a unique and educational experience for those interested in the region's heritage.Generated from the website

The Hagerstown Armory is a historic two-story Flemish bond brick structure located in Hagerstown, Maryland, built in 1926 to emulate a Medieval fortification. Its distinctive features include three-story towers with scalloped stone molding and crenelles topped with stone caps. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985, the Hagerstown Armory may soon undergo transformation into a mental health center, as reported in a 2009 article by the Hagerstown Herald-Mail.Generated from the website