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Hampton
1980
Charles W. Snell <I>Historic Structure Report- Historical Data Section Hampton Mansion and Garden,
1783-1909 ... </I> 1980. <A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/0001/html/00010000.html"> text</A>
MSA Speccolm database for the Ridgely papers and derivative text file
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/html/68340002.html"> MSA Ridgely Papers</A>
White/Ridgely Papers, item inventory database and derivative text file
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/html/68340003.html"> MSA SC 1898</A>
Music Room
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/6834/html/68340004.html"> MRFPtext from Lynne Hastings </A>
Hampton bibliography file GIL.595 from Lynne Hastings
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/html/68340005.html"> Gil Hennegar bibliography </A>
biographical brief on volunteer Gil Hennegar, viewsgil file, from Lynne Hastings
biographical brief on Kent Lancaster, viewsRKL file from Lynne Hastings.
Kent Lancaster on the Ridgelys of Hampton, RKLDATA file from Lynne Hastings
Kent Lancaster's Research files; guide to file RKLRESEA.TOC from Lynne Hastings</A>
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/0009/html/0000.html">
Select Bibliography, MBC file from Lynne Hastings
Select Bibliography, DNGFPBIB file from Lynne Hastings.
Kent Lancaster's research on the slave quarters. (Quarters file)
Kent Lancaster's research on Slaves, SLARPT file
Kent Lancaster's alphabetical list of slaves, SLAVALPH file
Jean Carlton Parker, Historic Structure Report, Architectural Data Section, Hampton Mansion ...
December 1981
Anthony O. James and Penelope Hartshore Batcheler. Addendum Historic Structure Report Architectural
Section Hampton Mansion ... December 1981
Charles E. Peterson. Notes on Hampton Mansion. Hampton National Historic Site. May 1970.
MAAR Associates. Archaeological Investigations at the Hampton Mansion Dairy, Baltimore County,
Maryland. 1984.
MAAR Associates, Inc. Archeological Investigations at the Hampton National Historic Site Long Barn
Towson, Maryland. 1985
John B. Marsh. Hampton Mansion Stucco and Drainage Study Hampton National Historic Site. Towson,
Maryland Package 102. n.d.
Patricia Dockman Anderson. Abstracts of the Ridgely Papers taken from the Microfilm of the collectio
n at the Maryland Historical Society. 1991 (377-5328)
Cynthia H. Requardt. A Register of the Ridgely Family Papers at the Maryland Historical Society.
October 1977.</A>
<A HREF="/ecp/06/159/html/01590000.html">
Paul Y. Inashima. Archeological Investigations of the Hampton Mansion Subsurface Drainage and
Cistern System. 1979 & 1988 Seasons. 1990.
Long Range Interpretive Plan Hampton National Historic Site. October 1993.
Lynne Dakin Hastings. A Guidebook to Hampton National Historic Site. 1986.
Slaves at Hampton
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/html/68340026.html">Meeting with Kent Lancaster, 2/14/95</A>
Anne C. Edmonds. The Land Holdings of the Ridgelys of Hampton, 1726-1843. MSA SC 1085.  Masters
Thesis, Johns Hopkins University, 1959.
SUN 5/14/95 on Radon at Hampton Mansion
David Larson. "An Ideology for Interpretation" of historic sites.  n.d 202-619-7077.
Bibliography prepared by Lynne Hastings for the Music Room furniture plan.  n.d.
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/html/68340030.html"> furnishings bibiliography </A>
Karen Ann Taylorson, Goucher College, internship paper, October 24, 1994.
"Slave and Servant Research at Hampton Mansion"
Chris Haley research on the sources at the Maryland State Archives for studying the land, servants,
and slaves at Hampton
Guide to the Ridgely Papers, Maryland Historical Society as of 6/24/95
Bess Paterson Shipe. "Eliza Eichelberger Ridgely, the "Lady With a Harp."MdHM 77, no. 3 (Fall 1982)
230-237.</A>
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/0034/html/0000.html"> Includes Sully portrait of Eliza.
Account of 11 convict servants bought by Captain Charles Ridgely from Stevenson & Cheston, 6/1775.
11 men @ 11 pounds sterling; 2 women at 7 pounds sterling; </A>
<A HREF="/ecp/5/158/html/0000.html">
Charles Ridgely letter re: unhappiness with the war. January 3, 1777</A>
<A HREF="/ecp/5/361/html/0000.html">
The State of Maryland against Charles Ridgely. Indictment for murder of a servant.</A>
<A HREF="/ecp/5/102/html/0000.html">
Elizabeth Schaaf, "The Ridgelys and the Hampton Historic Site: A Research Needs Assessment"
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/0038/html/0038.html">
Other Voices, Hampton National Historic Site. A Self Guided Walking Tour of slave-related sites.
image of nancy Brown Davis (1830-1908) show with a Ridgely child.
<A HREF="/msa/stagser/s1259/121/6834/039/html/0039.html">
Brochure of Gardens & Grounds of Hampton National Historic Site, n.d.