Historic Building in Chaptico, MD, 1679 Photo ArchiveThis vintage photograph captures a historic building located in Chaptico, St. Marys County, Maryland, an area rich in colonial history. The structure, believed to have been built before 1679, originally served as a hunting lodge for Sir Thomas Notley, a prominent figure in early Maryland history. The building later passed to Col. Wm. Rozier, whose connection to Lady Ann Sewall, the step daughter of Lord Baltimore, further emphasizes its historical

This image serves as a reminder of the citys historical significance and architectural beauty

when the community in Fannin County was shaped by its merchants and dry-goods trade

illustrating architectural trends in the 17th century

an important collection documenting historical buildings across the region

surrounding farms

and the small-town landmarks that made this place home

This image serves as a reminder of Marylands rich cultural history and architectural beauty

Such design elements reflect the Southern architectural style that flourished in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

a prominent American photographer known for her documentation of architecture and cultural history

illustrating the regions unique building styles and materials

reflecting the architectural style of early industrial communities

reflecting the unique Spanish colonial revival style that characterizes the area