MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST ADDENDUM SHEET Property Name:John Leizear Farmhouse INTERCOUNTY CONNECTOR PROJECT Survey No.: M:28-24 (PACS 07.10)
Property Address 15360 New Hampshire Avenue, Cleverly. Montgomery County. Maryland Owner Name/Address Patrick A. O'Boyle. Archdiocese of Washington. P.O. Box 29260, Washington, D.C. 20017 ,,,- Year Built circa 1878
Description:
The John Leizear House, constructed circa 1878, was previously surveyed by Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission in 1994. The property is unchanged since the time of the previous survey. The roadway improvement project on MD 650 (New Hampshire Avenue) is currently under construction and has compromised the setting of the property.
National Register Evaluation:
The John Leizear Farmhouse, constructed circa 1878, was previously surveyed by Maryland-National Capital Park and · Planning Commission in 1994. The property is not eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, due to lack of architectural distinction and a loss of integrity. The property is not eligible under Criterion A, as research conducted indicates no association with any historic events or trends significant in the development of national, state or local history. Historic research indicates that the property has no association with persons who have made specific contributions to history, and therefore, it does not meet Criterion B. It is not eligible under Criterion C, as it is a common building type which lacks individual distinction. Its integrity has been compromised by the application of aluminum siding, the demolition of the circa 1840 log wing and a circa 1924 Colonial Revival remodeling. The log wing was replaced by an attached garage addition and a 1 Y2-story, shed roof addition was added to the rear elevation. In addition, the setting has been compromised by the widening of New Hampshire Avenue from two lanes to four lanes. Finally, the property has no known potential to yield important information, and therefore, does not meet Criterion D.
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MHT CONCURRENCE: Eligibility __recommended _x_ not recommended Considerations__ A __B __C __D __E __F __G __None
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\ ;;/ e:Jtf- ? ~ i v~~/Wt, ,,_' (J!{J-rt:Z-l k~H FOR JOHN LEIZEAR HOUSE 15360 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, CLOVERLY Montgomery County Survey Prefix & Site Number: M-28/24 Approximate Building Date: circa 1840s, 1878, altered 1924-25 Town or Vicinity in which Resource is Located: Cloverly Access: Private The John Leizear House is a remodeled two and one-half story frame I-house located on an approximately five-acre site. The John Leizear House was originally a log structure built on the site in the 1840s. Sometime before 1878 the central hall frame I house section was built and the log section was adapted into a wing (demolished in 1924 and replaced by a garage and loft). The house once had architectural significance as an example of a late nineteenth century vernacular farmhouse. However, this importance has been diminished by a 1925 Colonial Revival style remodeling and the house's sheathing with modern alumininum siding. The present remodeled building has minimal local architectural significance as a representative example of the Colonial Revival style. The house reflects a common trend in changing tastes of domestic architecture in Montgomery County during its rapid transition from a predominantly rural to an urbanized community during the first half of the 20th century. MARY~A~IP !NVF-NTORY OF survey No~j2B ·24 1 , M1s1,ro11~,c PR~PERt1Es II Magi No. Maryland Historical Trust , DOE _yes' no State Historic Sites Inventory I Fo(m1 ' :1 1. Name (indicate prefeljr~d • rnpTJ.e} historic John Leizear Hoiuse I I and/or common 2. Location ,. I i ! :1 street & number 15360 New HamQs~i 1 ,n3 Avenµe _ not i~or publication 8 city, town Cl overly ----,-- vicinity of congressional district MD Montgomery state 3. Classification Category Ownership s!~u~' · : Present Use district public _ agriculture museum -:::T- ~ocpupi~d -11 _,,,,_ building(s) 3-_private _!~i un 1 oc~ypied . _commercial !!park _structure _both ~ wqrk !n' progress _ educational +11private residence _site Public Acquisition Acqes~ibl~ ' _ entertainment -llreligious _object _in process ~ye~: r~stricte~ _ government _Ifscientific being considered ~ye$: ijn'restricted _ industrial _l,1transportatlon not applicable I ndi : ! , -:~' " ~I 'i _military -liother: 4. Owner of Property !: <$iv:~ names and mailing addresses of 11 owners) Douglas W. O' ~eief!~ name ', ' 15400 New Hampshi:!Le Avenue street & number telephone no.: Silver Spring ' MD 20904 city, town state and zip code 1 s. Location of Legal :t.,~$eriptidn i :1 ' : courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Montrgo~ery Co~nty Courthouse 9162 ii street & number 51 Monroe Street fo~io 712 city, town Rock'Jille state 6. Representation in• E•i~ting Historica.1 surveys title Montgomery County ~ocational Atlas of Historic Sites · date 1976 _federal _state _,county _local M-NCPPC _ _,,ository for survey records I city, town Silver Spring state MP 7. Description Survey No. Condition Check one «;¥ck one _excellent _ deteriorated _ unaltered _X_ original site .)Lgood _ ruins ~ altered _ moved date of move _fair _unexposed Prepare both a summary paragraph and a general description of the resource and its various elements as it exists today. The John Leizear House is a remodeled two and one-half story frame I-house located on an approximately five-acre site adjacent to an old orchard. The house was a traditional side-gabled I-house with clapboard walls (now sided with aluminum) and a raised tin roof. The ground plan is a simple rectangle with rear shed and side wing pro jections. The present center hall I-house core was built ca. 1878 and incorporated an earlier log house, erected ca. 1841-42, as a wing. This earlier log section was demolished in 1924 as part of a Colonial Revival remodeling and was replaced with a garage wing. The principle elevation of the house faces southwest toward the main thoroughfare of New Hampshire Avenue and has a syrrrrnetrical three-bay facade with a one-and-one-half story garage wing on the building's west side that is setback. The entry is simple without a transom or sidelights and is covered by a pedimented frame porch added in 1924. The flanking first floor and second story windows of the main three-bay facade are rectangular and have double-hung sash with six-over-six lights and board and batten shutters. The wing has a one room loft above the garage light by twin gabled dormer windows with double hung six-over-six sash. This window design--a rectangu lar, double hung sash with six-over-six lights--is repeated in a syi metrical pattern throughout the remaining wall surfaces of the gable end and side facades of the house. The elevation of the rear facade differs in window design only in that the one-and-one half story shed addition has twin inset gable windows on the second level and a large projecting central bay window on the first floor. The double hung sash and six-over-six light pat tern was retained in the two gables and the four window openings in the bay projection. There are two ribbon-like rectangular windows with six lights illuminating the kitchen. A small square window (now inf illed) and a simple unadorned doorway provided light and access to the rear of the garage. 8. Significance Survey No. yv1·.28-24 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 agriculture _ economics _ literature __ sculpture _ 1600-1699 architecture _ education _ military __ social/ -.d- 1700-1799 __ art _engineering _ music humanitarian -f:::t. 1800-1899 __ commerce _ exploration/settlement _ philosophy _theater ~ 1900- __ communications _ industry _ politics/government __ transpo~ation _ invention __ other (specify) Specific dates 1870-1925 Builder/Architect L)Y\X Y\l\\\.)Y\ check: Applicable Criteria: A B C D and/or Applicable Exception: A B C D E F G Level of Significance: national state local Prepare both a summary paragraph of significance and a geJ\eral statement of history and support. Summary: The John Leizear House was originally a log structure built on the site in the 1840s. Sometime before 1878 the central hall frame I-house section was built and the log section was adapted into a wing (demolished in 1924 and replaced by a garage and loft) . The house once had architectural significance as an example of a late nineteenth century vernacular farmhouse. However, this importance has been diminished by a 1925 Colonial Revival style remodeling and the house's sheathing with modern alumininum siding. The present remodeled building does not represent a distinctive type, period or method of design or construction and has minimal local architectural significance as a representative example of the Colonial Revival style. The house reflects a common trend in changing tastes of domestic architecture in Montgomery county during its rapid transi tion from a predominantly rural to an urbanized community during the first half of the twentieth century.1 9. Major Bibliographical References Survey No.J'-1: 28-24 See Attached Sheet 1 o. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property __5_. _1 __ 2 ____ Quadrangle name ______Quadrangle scale ______UTM References do NOT complete UTM references: 8 I ALU I I I I I I I I W ....._I...._I ,...... _1__ ...... ,1 I I I I Zone Easting Northing Zone Easting Northing c LJ_J !...... ____. _____ D LUI- ~' ____! _! ...... _.._ ___ ELLJ I...... ___ F LU I I I...... ____ GLLJ ._I...... __ _ H LU I Verbal boundary description and justification List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries state code county code state code county code 11. Form Prepared By name/title William Bushong organization M-NCPPC date June 1994 street & number 8787 Georgia Avenue telephone (301)495-4570 city or town Silver Spring state 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 infringement of individual property rights. MARYLAND HtSTOR\CAl lRUSf return to: Maryland Historical DHCPJOHCO Shaw House 100 COMMUNfiV PlACE 21 State Cir e CROWNSVtilE. MD 21032-2023 Annapol" , Maryland 21401 -514-76CX) (30 269-2438 PS-2746 Continuation Sheet M: 28-24 - John Leizear House Preservation Planning Data: a) Geographic Organization: Piedmont b) Chronological/Development Periods: Agricultural-Industrial Transition - A. D. 1815-1870, Industrial/Urban Dominance, 1870-1930 c) Historic Period Themes: Architecture, Agriculture d) Resource Type: Farmhouse Chain of Title/Owner Information: The first log section (no longer extant) of the John Leizear House ,,.--.. was probably built by farmer Elias Leizear prior to the Civil War. The house was recorded as the residence of his son John Leizear by the Hopkins map in 1878. At her father's death around 1900, Julia (Leizear) Harding inherited the farmstead and lived there with her husband until selling the house and 27.43 acre farmstead to William and Margaret Ray for $4,700 in 1917. The Rays later sold the proper ty to George and Elizabeth R. Canby in 1924. The Canbys remodeled the house and razed the original log section and replaced it with a garage and loft addition. Canby sold the house and 5.123 acres to present owner Douglas O'Keefe in 1940 who owns an adjacent orchard. Cited Land Records from Crawford, MHT Form (11/82) . Mtg. 187/93 Montgomery County Land Records Deed 268/449 Montgomery County Land Records Deed 344/85 Montgomery County Land Records Deed 1041/40 Montgomery County Land Records Continuation Sheet M: 28-24 - John Leizear House Endnotes 1 For a discussion of historical and architectural trends in the period of 1920-1940 in Montgomery County, see Andrea Rebeck,"Montgomery County in the Early Twentieth Century." Unpublished report, Maryland Historical Trust and the Montgomery County Historic Preservation Commission, 1987. The shift in the county's economic base is discussed in Richard K. MacMaster and Ray E. Heibert, A Grateful Remembrance: The Story of Montgomery County. Maryland. (Rockville, MD: Montgomery County Government and Montgomery County Historical Society, 1976), 302-303. Continuation Sheet M: 28-24 - John Leizear House Section 9: MAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES Page 9.1 Unpublished Sources Crawford, Catherine. Maryland Historical Trust Form for the John Leizear House, 1982. (MHT) Deeds, Land Records Office. (Montgomery County Courthouse) Equity Records (Montgomery County Courthouse) Robinson & Associates. Locational Atlas Historical Survey of 400 Resources, Survey Form, Summer 1989. Published Sources Hiebert, Ray Eldon and Richard K. MacMaster. A Grateful Remembrance: the Story of Montgomery County, Maryland. Rockville, Maryland: Montgomery County Government and the Montgomery County Historical Society, 1976. Hopkins, G.M. Atlas of Fifteen Miles Around Washington Including the County of Montgomery Maryland. Philadelphia: G.M. Hopkins, 1879. (Library of Congress; Rockville Public Library) Martenet, Simon J. Martenet and Bond's Map of Montgomery County. Baltimore: Simon J. Martenet, 1865. (Library of Congress) ------Montgomery County: Two Centuries of Change. Woodland Hills, Cal: Windsor Publications, Inc., 1984. survey-No1~28~24 Maryland Historical Trust Magi No. 1607805404 State Historic Sites Inventory Form DOE __yes ~no 1. Name {indicate pref erred name) historic and/or common 2. Location street & number 15360 New Hampshire Ave. _ not for publication 5th city, town Cloverly · _vicinity of congressional district Montgomery state Maryland county 3. Classification Category Ownership Status Present Use _district ._public _occupied _ agriculture _museum - bulldlng(s) _x_ private _x_ unoccupied _commercial _park -·- structure _both _work in progress _ educational __x private residence _site Public Acquisition Accessible _entertainment __ religious /.-,.,,,-- object _In process _yes: restricted __ government _ scientific _ being considered _yes: unrestricted _ industrial _ transportation ~-not applicable _x_no _military _other: 4. Owner of Property (give names and mailing addresses of ~ owners) name O'Keefe street & number 15400 N'ew Hampshire Ave. telephone no. : ·---· Cloverly city, town state and zip code Maryland 5. Location of Legal Description Montgomery County Court House 1041 courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. liber 40 street & number folio city, town Rgchrj 11 e state Maryland 6. Representation in Existing Historical Surveys HUe ~CPPC Historic Site~_I=n=v~e=n=t=o=r~v~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~--~~~~ date 1976 _ federal __:x_ state ___x_ county _ local ,X>sltory for survey records Park Historian's Office city, town Rockville state Maryland ~---~~~~~~~~~ (Check One) O Excellent 0 Goocl • Fair 0 Deteriorated 0 Ruins 0 ·Unexpoud CONDITION t--~~-~~~~ ·~-=:.._~~~~~r-~~~-==-~~~_.:;;=-~_.:_~~~~--1 (Ch.,ck One) (Check One) • Altered 0 Unali.red 0 Moved • Original Sit. DESCRIBE THE PREsEN'T'7~o ORIGINAi.. (It known) PHYSICAi.. APPEARANCE This is a plain, three-bay, main (east) facade farm house. Chimneys are internal. The house is frame and is covered with clapboard siding. It appears to have been built prior to the Civil War period. m m z: -f :::a c: n -f 0 z ?~riod Areas of Significance-Check and Justify below __ 'prehistoric --archeology-prehistoric --community planning _ landscape architecture __ religion __ 1400-1499 --archeology-historic __ conservation _law __ science - ---1500-,1599 ....~. - agriculture --economics _ literature __ sculpture 1600-1699 _i__ architecture _education _military -,- social/ __ 1700-1799 .-- art -. engineering _music humanitarlctn -1.L 1800-1899 --commerce __ exploration/settlement __ philosophy __ theater -- 1900- --communications _ Industry _ politics/government __ transpo~ation _ invention _._other (specify) Specific dates Builder/Architect ::heck: Applicable CJ;"iteria: A B C _D and/or Applicable Exception: A B C D E F G Level of Significance: national state ~local '?repare both·a summarl'.;~paragraph of significance and a gerl~ral statement of history and 3Upport~ · 1 +he John i.eizear farmhouse.is sigt?-ificant as an example of a rural log dwelling typical of that cpnstructed ii:i'Montgomery County around t1:1.e mid-:- , nineteenth century. The house, built of ,logs covered with clapboard siding, appears to have been built prior to the Civil War period. The house appears on the 1865 county map as the residenc.e of Elias Leizear, a farmer. The house, as it appears on t.he county map of 1878, was the residence of farmer John Leizear. After John's death, around the turn of the century, .t.h~ ·140 a,cre,farm became the property of John's daughter,Julia Harding, later, Julia Thompson.I Julia and her husband lived in the house until December of 1917 when they sold the house on 27.43 acres to William and Margaret Ray for $4700.2 In January of 1924; the Rays sold the house to George R. and Elizabeth Canby.3 The Canbys tore down a badly deteriorated wing and replaced it with the garage addition with a room over it which is part of the present day dwelling.4 In January of 1940, Canby sold the house on 5.123 acres to Douglas W. O'Kef!fe, the present owrier.5 The O'Keefes, who run an apple orchard, have made no changes to the house during the many years that they have owned the house. The house has retained its architectual integrity very well. lMtg. 187/93, Mont. Co. Land Records. 2oeed 268/ 449," " 3need 344 I 85 , " " 4conversation with Mrs. O'Keefe, 11/1/82. 5Deed 1041/40, Mont. C~. Land Records. 1 /Mo.14tgomer~. po~nty Land Records ~oriversation with Mrs. O' Keefe, 11/lf82 t:'tV ' ' · ' ' m J. ~Geographical Data Ac:reage of nominated pro'Perty --s-1...... 2 ..... 1 ~a""'c.,.,r-.::e=s.--- Quadrangle n$me Quadrangle scale UTM References do NOT complete UTM references ALi.J I I I I I I I I I I I ew I I I I I I I I I I Zone Easting Northing Zone Easting Northing c LU l.__l.._____.I__ D LJ_J I I I I E L.LJ l_I_, __ , F Lt_j I I I I G LLJ .._I _I...... 1 ___, HLL_j I I I I \Yerbal boundary description and justification List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries ' • !• "" state . code county code state code county code ;L1 • .Form Prepared By name/title . Catherine Cr~wford MOnt Co Hist. Preservation Commission 11/1/82 organization • • date street & number telephone -----.------~ ·------ ;:~ty or town Bgckui 11 e state Maryl and 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 infringement of individual property rights. return to: Maryland Historical Trust Shaw House 21 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland 21401 (301) 269-2438 PS-2746 l\ I !'"14#28-24 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST WORKSHEET NOMINATION FORM for the NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES, NATIONAL PARKS SERVICE . ·.: ·.· ..... Jl.'. N.AME :·· ":· .... , ... : .. ... • <::··>>'••./<:•: ... .. <":·::·•< ·:·:·:···::·:·r·: . COMMON: ANO/OR HISTORIC: John Leizear House ...... ·.. ··· .· :::.. :. :{. ·.:;... ;.:.·: ...... ,..:.:.:>\ ... :. ·. i ·•.•. :: • •: ...... 12. LOCATlON ·" • ... ·/"«: ...... · .. STREET ANC NUMBER: 15360 New Hampshire Ave. CITY OR TOWN: Cloverlv (Silver Spripq) STATE 'COUNTY: Maryland Montaomerv . . ·. :.{::;::.::· :· . · .... :,..;..: . ·; : 13. CLASSfFICAT10K •.·...... •\::• ...... ·:.·.-.· .·:: CATEGORY ACCESSIBLE OWNERSHIP STATUS (Check One) TO THE PUBLIC % 0 District Building 0 Public Public Acquisition: Occupied v•• , 0 Restricted 0 Sit• •0 Structure Private 0 In Process •0 Unoccupied 0 UnrHtricted 0 Object •0 Both 0 Being Considered 0 Preservation work 0 in progress • No -· PRESENT USE (Ch&clt One or More •• Appropriate) --· 0 A9ricultural 0 Government 0 Park 0 Transportation 0 Comments 0 Commercial 0 Industrial Private Reaiden;::e QOther (Specify) 0 Educotional 0 Military •0 Religious 0 Entertainment 0 Museum 0 Scientific .'.•::.: ··.:' .... >.:>.< ·•· • .•.• ·• ::;, . :'c./:·.· ... :•. •· ...... % f.4:;: OWNER CIF PROPERTY •. ·.·.·· '· -·r·· ...... ······· ·" -::::· ... : .. \ .... :>.. < OWNER'S NAME: Weslev G. Johnson w STR.EET ANO NUMBER: w 15360 New Hampshire Ave. CITY OR TOWN: STATE: . ·. .. . J..<;l_ov~,r~y_L Silv~;r Spring Marv land [5;/ LOCA"fl()N':OF LEG~ ..DESCRi?TJON, .··{ ''"'· \<:><' .•. .. -:;:·:i-, ,.;_-_ :·.·:·-,:._;z O'N·"· COURTHOUS.E;'.REGISTRY ·oF· DEEOS, ETC: Montgomery County Courthouse STREET ANO NUMBER: Cl TY OR TOWN: STATE Rockville Mar" land ritle Reference of nAi::>rl (B("\nk & Per. ~ } ! Curr"""t . ./ ..... '>· .:-.··· ·:·-·· . .·"> ...... t\hl'1 ,.t:ToJ ''?:>:"·\:.. ·:.' . .... :::-. ~· l!t Rl;~if(:SE~T~!tdN tN " ..... •· ...... TITLE OF SURVEY: DATE OF SURVEY: 0 Fedora I 0 State 0 County 0 Loco I bEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS• STRitET AND NUMBER: CITY OR TOWNI STATE: 17. DESCRl?TION ·.. ·· •·•· ··. ·.·.·. .... , · · · } ····· ·•· t...... ;....:...::-...... ~-----...------··-----~---·~-,.,..,...------...:.-""'-"---...... -...;..;_._ ..... _,;;..._.;;...... _.. (ChecJ;;.o-) · 0 E.>tcellent 0 Good 9 Foir 0 Deteriorated 0 Ruins 0 ·Unexpond CONDITION (Check· One) (Check One) • Altered 0 Uncltered I 0 Moved • Original Site OE$CR16E THE PRESENT I' •D ORIGINA.1.. (If known) PHYSICA.L APPE:A!RANCE This is a plain, three-bay, main (east) facade farm house. Chimneys are internal. The house is frame and is covered with clapboard siding. It appears to have been built prior to the Civil War period. "" m " -- m , ' .,. % .. ""-c ~- :;a c: n -c 0 z "" : ·... : ... : .. ·:./ :: ...... HP $.l(i;NJFJC~CE .· . :. .. :: PERIOO (Ch&ck One or More•• Appropriate) 0 Pro-Columbian 0 16th Century 0 18th Century 0 20th Century 0 .1 Sth Century 0 17th Century • 19th Century SPE.CIFIC O•TE(Sl (lfAppllceble andKnown) <\ •RE•S OF SIGNIFIC•NCE (Check One or More •• Appropriate) Abor iginol 0 Education 0 Politi col 0 Urban Planning 0 Prehistoric 0 En11.ineering 0 Religion/Phi- 0 Other (Specify) 0 Historic 0 Industry lo•ophy 0 Agriculture 0 Invention 0 Science 0 Architecture 0 Landscape 0 Sculpture 0 An Architecture 0 Social/Human• 0 Commerce 0 Literature . itarian 0 Communications 0 Military 0 Theater 0 Conservation 0 Music 0 Tronspartation STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE :z: 0 1- . u I- :z w w PS-7011 rw~ (;EoGRAPHlcAL oAr'A ... ,'··' - .. ·.. _. ·.-·· ,··. LA Tl TU DE _A_N_D_L._O_N_ .z: -t ;:o c: n -t 0 % rJL :f:.•ORM PR'~.@i'A:.RE·ti;S;~~( . ~··=-~-~-,.~,-~,,,~<-':::~&,~,,:~tmYmJ:m?~"f~/.~7~<~<~:~~:''~~-~---"""'"""',...... ,,,.,,,,.....,~ """'"""'""""~"""'""""~~~~ Nl\ME AND TITLE< Michael F. nwver. Senior Park Historian ORGANIZATION M-NCPPC IDATE 8/7 /7 5 STREET ANO NUMBER: 8787 Georoia Ave. CITY OR TOWN: STATE Silver Sprinq Marv land I ~State Liaison Officer Review:' (Office ·Use Only):- ' Significance of this property is: National O State O Local O Signature UNITED STA TES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Esta: · ~ .µ: MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST SURVEY NO.: 28/24 PROPERTY NAME:John Leizear House =""ATE HISTORIC SITES SURVEY FORM · - TOWN:- Cloverly LOCATIONAL MAP COUNTY: MONTGOMERY QUADRANGLE: Beltsville, MD l r;-•AY II _,, ' • ~- ~ l[-24) JnHJ.f...E12,~ Nof\J( Cv M D (;J11_ fttal\J6 Mt.W /qca~ J (?,v \ /J ~ (S£ t,t-£.v~oN) VlfC.v-' NE.'-: ,t.f f) ~#~() I ,., _... 2.f"-24) J Ot-rNlf!:1?, F.:Afl.- ~O#f Co, MD M1>r-1 '"'Y LJ,'-C,.,+·'1?.,iw~6 VtevJ s~(tJwJ~LOJJ . LOCATION ~.~. ~l)f:.,) c....t...o~P.(....L\ ,M~ . FACADE £._ PHOTO TAKEN ~ (1 /1 ~ N\..~~