Ulm Estate in Owings Mills, MD - Historic Image 1725

This vintage image, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, features a historical estate located in Owings Mills, Baltimore County, Maryland. The building, known as Ulm, dates back to approximately 1725 and showcases the architectural heritage of the region. The estate comprises a mansion, a mill, quarters, a spring house, and great barns, all reflecting the lifestyle and craftsmanship of early Maryland settlers.

The photograph highlights the great stone chimney, a notable feature symbolizing the traditional hospitality associated with Maryland country estates. This architectural detail, along with the surrounding landscape and structures, provides a glimpse into the agricultural and social history of the area.

As part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, this image is preserved in the Library of Congress, offering valuable insights into Maryland’s rich past. With its historical significance and aesthetic appeal, this photograph serves as a meaningful addition to any collection.

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