Historic Cherry Grove Estate in Ashton, MD - 1728 Photo

This vintage photo captures a historic structure in Ashton, Montgomery County, Maryland, originally known as Cherry Grove. Dating back to 1728, the building features an old kitchen and fireplace, with the main wing added in 1773. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, highlighting the architectural significance of early American homes.

Photographed by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent figure in early 20th-century photography, this image serves as a testament to Marylands rich history. The estate was later associated with Mrs. Roger Brooke Farquahar, adding a personal narrative to its legacy.

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