ACHS SUMMARY FARM

1. Name: Oatland Farm

2. Planning Area/Site Number: 22/14 3. MNCPPC Atlas Reference: Map 9 C-18

it-. Address: lt-231 Briars Road, Olney

5. Classification Category ______ ....,.;;;o.a.-.. ....... --------OWnership ____ .,... ..... ~~~!"'-----

Previous Survey Recording M-NCPPC Title and Date: 1976 Inventory of

Historical Sites Public Acq A Status CCU Access ble no Present us_e __ a_g_r•i-cUi._.~tur---e-.-p-r._.iv--ate residence

6. Date: c. 1875 7: original OWner: Washington B·. Chichester, Sx

8. Apparent Condition

a. ____ ....ag.o.o.d.._ __________ b. ______ a_l_t_e_r_e_d _________ c. ________ o_r_i_g_in_a __ l __ s_it __ e __ __

9. Description: The house is a frame structure that replaced the second of two successive earlier stone houses that were torn down. It is a two story frame structure with a three bay main (east) facade. The double doorway, with a transom light, is under a pedimented porch. The windows are six-over six double-hung sash. The boxed cornice is bracketed, with the brackets running up the sides of the gable end. On the south end is a small solarium with bracketed cornice. To the west- is a lower, two story integral ell with a chimney on the west end. West of the house is a log cabin with a three bay facade with central doorway. It has a large internal stone fireplace on the east end. East of the house is a stone springbouse with a projecting gable covering the wooden stairs. The house has a porch, library, den, dining room and kitchen on the first floor, four bedrooms and bath on the second floor and one bedroom and bath on the third floor. The Bowie family cemetery is west of the house.

10. Significance: Oatland Farm was established by Washington Bowie, a member of a prominent Montgomery County family. Named after George Washington, a family friend, Bowie spent much of his adult life as a successful George­town merchant. In 1820 be moved to Montgomery Countyt purchasing about 2,000 acres. Ile established his home on part of the ramily estate, and called it Oatland. At Washington Bowie 's death in 1826, the farm was transferred to his son Washington II.

After Washington !I's death in 1845, the farm passed to his sister Margaret who passed it to another sister, Mary Bowie Chichester. Mary's son Washington B. Chichester, Sr. is believed to have built the existing frame house in 1875.

The farm remained in the Chichester family until 1964, when it was conveyed to the present owners.

Pat & Ernie i.1. Researcher and date researched: Ferrello -9/79

Michael Dwyer Arch. Description

12. Compiler: Eileen McGuckian 13. Date Compiled: 10/79

15. Acreage: 251 acres

14. Designation Approval_

MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST M: 22/ll+ MAGI#

INVENTORY FORM FOR STATE HISTORIC SITES SURVEY

6NAME HISTORIC Oatland Farm AND/OR COMMON

llLOCATION STREET & NUMBER 1+231 Briars Road

CITY. TOWN

Olney VICINITY OF

STATE

Maryland

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CATEGORY _DISTRICT

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OWNERSHIP STATUS _PUBLIC XOCCUPIED

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_BOTH _WORK IN PROGRESS

PUBLIC ACQUISITION ACCESSIBLE _IN PROCESS _YES: RESTRICTED

_BEING CONSIDERED _YES: UNRESTRICTED

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DOWNER OF PROPERTY

NAME Gordon C. Keys & Janice Oxley Keys STREET & NUMBER

1+231 Briars Road CITY. TOWN

Olney _ v1c1N1TY oF

~ llLOCATION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COURTHOUSE.

REGISTRY oF DEEDs,ETc. Montgomery County Courthouse STREET & NUMBER

CITY. TOWN

Rockville II REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS

TITLE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

COUNTY

Montgomery

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PRESENT USE ..'.X"AGRICULTURE _MUSEUM

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STATE , zi_p code Maryland 20855

Liber #: 321+3 J!'olio #: l+ 31+

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Maryland 2085'0

M-NCPPC Inventory of Historical Sites .~- DATE

DEPOSITORY FOR

SURVEY RECORDS

CITY.TOWN

1976 _FEDERAL x_sTATE XCOUNTY _LOCAL

Park Historian's Office STATE

Rockville Maryland 20855

fl DESCRIPTION

_EXCELLENT

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CONDITION

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_RUINS

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DESCRIBE THE PRESENT AND ORIGINAL (IF KNOWN) PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

The house is a frame structure that replaced the second of two successive earlier stone houses that were torn down. It is a two story frame structure with a three bay main (east) facade. The double doorway, with a transom light, is under a pedimented porch. The windows are six-over-six double-hung sash. The boxed cornice is bracketed, with the brackets running up the sides of the gable end. On the south end is a small solarium with bracketed cornice. To the west is a lower, two story integral ell with a chimney on the west end.

West of the house is a log cabin with a three bay facade with central doorway. It has a large internal stone fireplace on the east end.

East of the house is a stone springhouse with a projecting gable covering the wooden stairs.

The house has a porch, library, den, dining room and kitchen on the first floor, four bedrooms and bath on the second floor and one bedroom and bath on the third floor.

The Bowie family cemetery is west of the house.

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,-,,Ill SIGNIFICANCE

PERIOD AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE -- CHECK AND JUSTIFY BELOW

_PREHISTORIC --ARCHEOLOGY-PREHISTORIC _COMMUNITY PLANNING _LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE __:_RELIGION

_ 1400-1499 --ARCHEOLOGY-HISTORIC _CONSERVATION'· _LAW _SCIENCE

_1500-1599 --AGRICl.JLTURI;:, _ECONOMICS _LITERATURE _SCULPTURE

_1600-1699 --ARCHITECTURE _EDUCATION _MILITARY _SOCIAUHUMANITARIAN

_1700-1799 -ART _ENGINEERING _MUSIC _THEATER

~1800-1899 _COMMERCE _EXPLORATION/SETTLEMENT _PHILOSOPHY _TRANSPORTATION

_1900- _COMMUNICATIONS _INDUSTRY _POL1T1cs1GOVERNMENT X_oTHER !SPECIFY)

_INVENTION Local History

SPECIFIC DATES c. 1875 BUILDER/ARCHITECT

STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

Oatland Farm was established by Washington Bowie, a member of a prominent County family. Washington was named after General George Washington, a family friend and a sponsor at Washington Bowie's christening. Bowie grew up in Maryland at "Hermitage , the family estate. He later moved t6 Georgetown where,he spent most of his adult life. He became a successful merchant, dealing in the shipping and export business under the firm name of Bowie & Kurtz. In 1810 the Annapolis Gazette reported (Col.) Washington Bowie to £e one of the wealthiest and most public spirited citizens of Georgetown. In 1820 Washington Bowie

---:r.eturned to Montgomery County, purchasing about 2 ,ooo acres. He2 Jstablished his home on the part of the estate he named Oatland.

Washington died in 1826 and Oatland was transferred to his son Washington II.3 Washington II never ma~ried, and upon his death Oatland passed to his sister Margaret D. Bowie. At that time Oatland consisted of about 500 acres, and contained a stone house as their residence. Not much is known about the house, and the records are unclear as whether Washington (Sr.) built the house or it was situated on the Oatland pro­perty when he purchased it.

Margaret Bowie died intestate and the property was transferred by court order to Mary Bowie Chichester, Margaret's sister.5 Mary conveyed

, it to her son, Washington B. Chichester, Sr. by will.6 Chichester is ' believed to have built the existing frame house in 1875.7 He left the

farm to his daughters, Margaret Smith and Harriet Chichester._8 In the . years that followed, the prQperty was repeatedly divided among various

heirs and recombined again,~ but the essential integrity of the estate was preserved. It did not leave the hands of the Chichester family until July 1964, when Robert and Henrietta Chichester conveyed the property to the present owners, Gordon Chandler Keys and his wife, Janice Oxley Keys. FOOTNOTES: 1. Farquhar, Roger B., Historic Montgomery County, Md.; Old Homes and

History, pp 241-2. 2. Land Records of Montgomery County, Md., V/203 )• Ibid., Y/93.

1. Deed of Partition, STS 1/312 (October 20, 1845). 5. Court Partition Docket, EBP #1. 6. Montgomery County Wills,JWS 1/389. 7. Farquhar, op. cit., p 241. 8~ Land Records of Montgomery County, Md., 178/32. 9. Ibid., 190/225; 218/93; 236/120; 236/122; 822/379; 948/180; 1382/493.

IJMAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES Wills, Land, and Court Records of Montgomery County, Md. Farquhar, Roger B., Historic Montgomerv Countv, Mar$(and~Old Homes and Hjstory, Monumental Printing Co., t;al£imore, 19 ~.

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II!JGEOGRAPHICAL DATA ACREAGE OF NOMl.NATED PROPERTY ____ 2_5_1_a_c_r_e_s

VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION

Part of a trac~ called. "Brooke Bottom" and the "Resurvey of "Brooke Bottom", part of a tract called "Charles J. Benjamin" and part of a tract called "Contentment".

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STATE COUNTY

STATE COUNTY

DJ FORM PREPARED BY NAME I TITLE Michael Dwyer:

Pat & Ernie Ferrello Architectural Description ORGANIZATION

SugarlQaf Regional Trails .. STREET.& NUMBER

Box 87 CITY OR TOWN

Dickerson

DATE

9179 TEL.EPHONE

926-1+510· STATE

Maryland 20753

The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an Act of the Maryland Legislature, to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 1974 Supplement.

The Survey and Inventory .are being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringe-ment of individual property rights. - ·

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The house is a frame structure that replaced an earlier

stone house that was torn down. It is a two story, frame

structure with a three bay main (east) facade. The double

doorway, with a transom light, is under a pedimented porch.

The windows are 6/6 double hung sash. The boxed cornice is

bracketed, with the brackets running up the sides of the

gable end. On the south end is a small solarium with bracketed

cornice. To the west is a lower, two story integral el with a

chimney on the west end.

West of the house is a log cabin with a three bay facade

with central doorway. It has a large internal stone fireplace

on the east end.

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gable covering the wooden stairs.

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MNCPPC 19 Aua 7.4 STREET AND NUMBER'

8787 Georaia Avenue CITY OR TOWN: STATE I Silver Sorincr M;,,rvl .::inr'l

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August 31, 198·1

Rlchard Ferrara, Director, Deparaoont of Housing and CommWlity Development

John L. Menke, Director, Department: of Erwi roruncntdl Protect:ion

SE'P I fl l9lU

V<J. Rodney Little, Director, State Historic PreservatiMHt( t'LAND

Commiss1on. • . . TR ~ISTORICAL' FRC'

Susan Kuklewicz, Chairperson, U.lstoric Preservf,PJ.C01r.rn.isi:;i(jn LJ..,T Perr}" Derman, Chief, Commun! ty Planning North , . Preliminary Draft A.'Mndment to the Master Plan for Hi5toric Preservation: Rock Creek Planning 1\rea Resources

I am pleased to transmit to your ·this AuG~st 1984 Preliminary Draf~ Araend."!M::nt to the Master Plan for Historic Presetvation.

Thi document contains the reco:mnendations of the Montgomery County tllstoric Pre ervation Commission concerning tne unevaluated Rock Creek Plnnnin9 Area hi~toric ~esources identified in the County's Locational Atlas and Index of H.i!ltoric Sites.

The Preservation Comnission reconunends the designation of seven (7) sites for protection under the County's Historic Pi:eservation Ordinance, Chapter 241\ of the County Code. 'nle Commission also recazmends the reJOC)vul of 15 sites listed l.n h Locational Atlas.

The Montq~ry County Planning Board will hold a public heariny on this lreli.ninary Draft. Plan on Tuesday, October 2, 1984 at 7:30 P.M. in ti1e Tmditonum of the Montgomery Regional Office at 8787 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Mar~·land.

Should you have nny questions concerning this am ndmcnt, pi.ease do not hesitate t.o , or.tact Marty Reinhart of community Planninq North staf'f at 4q5 4 ·65.

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PREUMINAR Y DRAFT COMPREHENSIVE AMENDMENT TO THE

ROCK CREEK MASTER PLAN CHAPTER vm

tllstorlc: §lta Muter Plan and Ordinance

There ar a nwnber and a variety of historic resourc~ in the County. Some are pro<ected ftG'n Mverae state or f.-rat actions through ldentlUcatton on ~Jn;'ffi! !I; 1119 ar the - •e of Hbtoric Places. The <;o\l\ty, r rO... proar Sltes and for Sites of local significance, adopted a l"'cdat\11 •• II' .,~tion and enacted a Histor:lc Preservation ord.nlno, • 6e -. e 1§79.

Tiw Mampmery CCU'ty Hlstarlc Preservation Commis:slon was aeated wlth tile enac:sment of the CCU\tfl Hbtoric Preser'lation Ordinance and was charged with the r~ty of raear.chlnl and evaluating historic resources accorclng to aiterla ;ipec:Wed in the ~ Tbe Cammlsslon then r~mrnendl thoM wor1hy of pr11•...S• co • ~ Ceuncy Planning Bo;vd for inchmon ln the M!Uer Pttn B tr Uf*I fl p ]!I!!! and procecdon under the ordinance.

"""" reoal'flltl a reOCllrtme..Uon from me Hi3toric Preservatlcn Commlsalon, the ~ lou'G blWI a pullUc: Mering to m~ l~ determination using the same aiteria, CD1'11 ••l"I the ~ al U. ~ce, and balandng the lmportanCl! ol the hbtarlc r •• ... putlllc ancer.11.

tft ~ lhe Pl ... Bolrd finds the historic resource should be dmlgnated, it will._ f'et:Mftra.d • m•ter plan mnenctnent to the Ceutcy Comc:U. The C0t.mdl may no d a h•lrln& ..,. e lt •c:ta. U .,...aprlate. Upon approval by the COl.J\dl and adoption ) tk- P~ .. rd at dw prapoeed amendment, the historic resaace would then

'1eODIM ......... an ~ - Ply for Hbtsrtc Preservation, nd thus, :subfect to the •ti.the~.

=:r•I and ~ llgnlflcan~ of the Rode Creek Planning Aree ..... -··· GI\ the ~Atlas and lndtjX of Hlscork_l!l!Y:S!!I M1

- tlM! c84".u&lif htstOric Inventory - ha~ ,._revre;ea 6Y 1-'-• Pl'C ~ dU CDmprehen:dve amendment.

M ....... tM6r' .......... the Preservation Commlsslon recommendl the Maw DI k 'lmdx P1wwte 9e Mtended to include the following sit~

Loatlon

Doraey RO!d

Ayodated Ag-ege

7UO aq. ft.

Tbt roocllet 4 Ind batten spdnghowe covers the hedwaten o! Rock .-. wNd\, nut tD Che Potcmac River, h83 hlstoric:alh· been Monqamery

Ql"'t~1 anest In•IOr'CMt body of water.

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Symbolically important for lb place ln the agricultural and indl.13tr!a1 growth of the county which depend~ on Rock Creek.

Environmental setting to be a 'O foot radius around the springhou:se.

Pugh Parm 1.49

Pugh Fann ca. 18,3, ls a flne, relatively unaltered example of Gothic Revival architecture so prevalent In Montgomery County in the 19th century.

The houae retains n number of fine architectural details such a."i 6 over 6 lndow~ and the patterned tin roo1.

The entire I .lf9 acre parcel is the recommended environmental setting.

Oatland Parm 4231 Briars Rd. 110 Aac~

Architecturally thls ca. I &7' hol.13~ is an out:stancling example of the tran!.ltlonal Greek Revival/Italianate style so popular in the period 18'0 -1870. lt contains many touches of elegance suc.h as the originni pedimented portico and the bracketed boxed cornice. ·

Associated with the !amity of Washington Bowie, prominant area merchapt of the early 19th century.

The parc:el CW"'rently contaim 130 acres; the environmental ~ttlng wh~ cteUncste<1 should includr the :small log houst", the ~tone springholl'Je1 arid the Bowl famlly cemetery.

J4H. C83hcll (Gr ntham) Parm

5867 Muncaster M,11 Rd.

The enrUest :section of lhe frnme '-=.tshdJ Farmhouse, ln the American !arm­ho~e style, was built ln the mld 19th century by t ht!" Hon. Hazel H. Ca.shell. HJ.a 3on John H. added a turrlculated, jerkin-i-.eaded Q1Jeene Anne biock at the end af that century.

Important ior its a:5sodatlon with the Cash ell family as well as the high le\ el of ·chlt ture achieved by the hybrld-stvle building.

&rnesley House l '71 :5 Ave,.y Rd. 11 .2.S Acre~

A good example o! a welt-maintained 19th century g()thic revive! farmhouse, once so ubiquitous in Montgomery County.

The entire 11.2:5 acre3 parcel i~ the rec~mmended environmental :setting.

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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

8/31/84 See correspondence dated ___________________ _

ACTION TAKEN

The Preservation Commission recommends the Master Plan be amended to include the following sites:

M: 22/1 ...••..•.•.. Dorsey Springhouse M~ 2212 ...•....... Pugh Farm

c).17 22;]}) ..••.•.... Oatland Farm M: 22/25 .•...•...•. J.H. Cashell (Grantham) Farm M: 22/30 •••........ Barnesley House M: 22/34 •...•.....• Eubanks Farm M: 22/35 .•.•.•..... Needwood Mansion

The following three sites within the Planning Area have already been designated as part of previous amendments to the Master Plan.

M: 22/7 ....•...•. Bussard Farm M: 22 /15 ......... The Ridge M: 22/17 ......•.• Flint Hill II

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PRELIMINARY DRAFT AMENDMENT TO THE MASTER PLAN FOR HISTORIC P RESER­-vA°TlON: ROCK CREEK PLANNING AREA

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Holland Farm 1122/& 19510 Muncaster Road

Duley Farm 1122/9 19600 Muncaster Road

7:30 P.M. . 11. Beane Farm Barn 1122/10 Route 108 &: Muncaster Road Tuesday

October 2, 1984 in the Auditorium of the 12. Elizabeth Darby House 112'J./ 11

Olney/Laytonsville Road near r,1uncaster MiU Road

Montgcmery County Regional Offices 8787 Ge-orgia A venue

Silver Spring, Maryland 20907 13. Thomas Griffith 1122/12

Route 108 a Muncaster Road to take testimony on whether or not the following historic resources pre:.ently listed in the Loc?.ticnz.l AtlRS and Index oi Historic Sites 14. in MO:";l!..~9.!-n;:;ry Cot!IJ.!!! shouldbe included in the

Chichester House 1127../ l 3 Olney/Laytonsville Road

~.faster P la.ri for Historic Preserv<.'tion. - -~ __,..,..__

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Dors.::y Sprinr-;house /l22/l Dor~ey Road (between Rte. 124 & 108)

Pug;i Farm /122/2 6411 Dorsey Road

4. J.H. Ca.shell (Grantham) Farm 1122/25 5g67 Muncaster Mlll Road

, 5. Bamesley Hou-.e li22/30 1.571.5 Avery Road

- 6. Eubanks Farm IJ22/34 6325 Needwood Road

7. Needwood Mmsion #22/35 6700 Needwood Road

8. Carson Farm/Log Smokehouse #22/4 Route 124 - Laytonsville

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Granby Farm 1122/16 Muncaster Road

H.B. MagrL1der/Water Farm 1122/19 Muncaster Road near Redland Road

Belt Farm 1122/26 Route 115 & Avery Road

18. Adamson Farmhouse 1122/27 Route 115 & Averf Roa.d

- 19. Muncaster Mill Ruin /122/28 Muncaster Mill Road & Nort~ Branch of Rock Creek

20. Pather Cemetery /J22/29 Meyers Property off Avery Road

21. Avery #22/Jl Southlawn Drive & Avery Road

22. Gas House & Watergate Phone Booth 022/32 Route 355 at College Parkway

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