Oxford Tree-Ring Laboratory - Maryland
Primary House Felling Date: Winter 1827/8
Joists (4/9) 1827(C); Trimmer (0/1). Site Master 1738-1827 BETHx1 (t = 9.74 DC-AREA; 9.00 MD2011; 7.85 UTCx1).
Bethesda House is a multi-phase dwelling located near Ellicott City in Howard County, Maryland.
The main house is composed of three sections: a one-room deep, three-bay wide stone building in the center of the
range with a larger granite structure attached to the west and a modern addition with a mansard roof attached to the east.
Dendrochronology has shown that the primary phase, the center section, was constructed in the winter of 1827/8 or very shortly thereafter.
Worthington, M J, and Seiter, I 2011 ‘Bethesda House, Ellicott City, Howard County, Maryland’, Oxford
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Baltimore, MD 21230
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