Thomas Farm

See also HABS MD-1251 for related documentation. Significance: The Middle Ford American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) is significant because of its longevity and exceptional size. It is also significant due More

2007 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1199 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-H National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2007 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1199 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-H National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2007 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1199 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-H National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2007 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1199 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-H National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2007 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Entry Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1199 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-H National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

2005 Charles E. Peterson Prize, Fourth Place Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1194 Survey number: HABS MD-1251-C National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000908

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Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More

Significance: The property dates to a 1,400-acre land grant called Wett Work, which was patented in 1729, although apparently not occupied or improved until the 1740s. The 1748 completion of the Georgetown Road More