File:ROSE HILL, EARLEVILLE, CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.jpg
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English: BUILT IN 4 STAGES FROM LATE 18TH CENTURY TO THE 1960’S; HOME OF GENERAL THOMAS MARSH FORMAN, AN AIDE TO LORD STIRLING ON THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. HE LATER SERVED WITH MAJOR GEORGE ARMISTEAD AT FORT MCHENRY IN 1814 |
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| Author | JERRYE & ROY KLOTZ, M.D. |
REF. # 74000946 CURRENTLY THERE IS A PICTURE IN THE NR LISTING BUT IT DOES NOT SHOW THE HOUSE BUT RATHER THE BEGINNING OF A LONG PRIVATE DRIVE. THIS IS AS CLOSE I DARED GO TOWARD THE HOUSE ITSELF AS I HAD BEEN WARNED BY LOCALS IT WAS RISKY TO TRY AND SEE THIS HOUSE.
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