HAMPTON NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Research File Finding Aid
CATEGORIES
Series Subject
1000.000 - 1999.999 ARCHITECTURE/CONSTRUCTION
2000.000 - 2999.999 BIOGRAPHICAL/GENEALOGICAL
3000.000 - 3999.999 CONSERVATION/PRESERVATION/SECURITY
4000.000 - 4999.999 FURNITURE/FURNISHINGS/ DECORATIVE ARTS
5000.000 - 5999.999 GARDENS/GARDENING
6000.000 - 6999.999 HISTORIC
7000.000 - 7999.999 HOME ECONOMICS
8000.000 - 8999.999 SOCIO-ECONOMIC
9000.000 - 9999.999 WEARING APPAREL/TEXTILES
SERIES 1000 - ARCHITECTURE/CONSTRUCTION
1030. ANTIQUES, Architectural
.001 List of Architectural Antique dealers, Mid-Atlantic Country, April 1989
1056. BARNS/OUTBUILDINGS
.001 "Hampton Barn Fire," Baltimore Republic and Argus, April 3, 1850.
.002 Photographs - Hampton Barns, by Lanny Miyamoto, Sept., 1959.
Also see 6374.161 a) Mt. Vernon outbuildings
1070. BIBLIOGRAPHIES
.001 "Hampton Architecture, Suggestions for Further Reading," prepared by James Thomas Wollon, A.I.A., March 19, 1983.
.002 Manuscript, unsigned
.003 "Museum Architecture and Adaptive Use," compiled by Catherine D. Scott and Caroline L. Shugars, Smithsonian Institution, July, 1983.
1090. BRICKWORK
See 1552. MASONRY
1126. CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE (GEORGIAN)
.001 Excerpts, "A Treatise on Civil Architecture," by William Chambers, London, 1759.
.002 Plate from "A Book of Architecture," by James Gibbs, London, 1728.
.003 Plates from "A Collection of Designs," by Abraham Swan, London, 1737.
.004 Plates from "The British Architect, by Abraham Swan, London, 1758.
.005 Excerpt, "Historic Architecture Sourcebook," by Cyril M. Harris, 1977.
Also See 1710. Residential Styles
1147. CUPOLAS
.001 "Antiquities Forum Held," Baltimore Sun (?), undated. Hampton designed to be viewed from afar and rising above the treeline.
.002 Plate from "A Book of Architecture," by James Gibbs, London, 1728.
FEDERAL STYLE
See 1126. CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE
See 1710. RESIDENTIAL STYLES
1260. FENCES
.001 Excerpt, Towson Maryland Journal, April 28, 1894, about new fences and clearing fencerow areas at Hampton.
GEORGIAN ARCHITECTURE
See 1126. Classic Architecture
See 1710 Residential Styles
1360. HAMPTON, CONSTRUCTION/REMODELING/RENOVATIONS OF
.001 Copies of bills from Jehu Howell, Master Builder
.002 Measurements of Hampton, per Joseph Breary
.003 Bill from Philip Entler, 1800 (?) Barn (?)
.004 Bills from William Woods, 1788 - 1790
.005 Estimate for Captain Ridgely's Parlor (Music Room), by Henry Carlile (Joiner).
.006 Bill, undated, for scantling and plank from Edward Parker.
.007 Bill for brick from Christopher Hughes, 1798-1800..008Paint bill from Rich. Jones, April - June, 1791.
.009 Bill, William Stewart, 1805-1810.
.010 Entrance Gates, quotation by and bill from W. E. Davis Co., June 23, 1875, and acceptance letter from Margaretta Ridgely, June 25. (See 1361.004)
.011 Estimates and Bills, 1881 - 1882, Emmart & Quartley, Painters.
.012 "Bills for the Carpenter Work on 'Hampton'," by William D. Hoyt, Jr., Maryland Historical Magazine, December, 1938.
.013 "Building for Capt. Charles Ridgely: Bills and Accounts for Work at Patapsco Neck and Hampton,"by William D. Hoyt, Maryland Historical Magazine, Spring, 1990.
Also See 6788.005 "SPMA Renovation of Hampton, 1975-76"
1361. HAMPTON MANSION, ILLUSTRATIONS, DRAWINGS AND PHOTOS
.001 Sketch, Bernard Perlman, Baltimore Sun, March 9,1991
.002 Painting of Hampton, ........................
.............................................
.003 Photo of Hampton, mid 19th century, from Cliveden collection, incl. 1992 corresp.
.004 Drawing of Entrance Gates, by John Laing, 1875, with letter of quotation ($20.00).
.005 Drawing of South Facade and first floor plan, from"Great Georgian Houses," ______________.
.006 Drawing, North Elevation and Cornice Details. Branch of Plans and Designs, National Park Svce.
.007 Floor plans, incl. basement, by John Laing, 1873.(See 1361.004).
.008 Water Color, by William G. Evans, on 1950 Christmas card, Commercial Credit Co.
.009 "Welcome to Baltimore," promotional Baltimore Map, Edward A. Luzzie Co., 1957. Exterior and interior photographs of Hampton.
.010 Cover, Baltimore, published by Baltimore Association of Commerce, March 1949.
.011 The Towson Topics, 1952. Shows scaffolding outside Dining Room.
.012 Reproduction of sketch of Hampton House, by Croner, No. 2 in a series of Maryland Miniatures,
Equitable Bank cash envelope.
.013 Interim Report to Stockholders, B. G. & E., December, 1986.
.014 Video shoot at Hampton, Owings Mills Times, June 29, 1989.
.015 List of photographs of Hampton in archives of the Peale Museum.
Also see 6355. and 6356. Hampton Histories
1367. HEATING
.001 "Stoves at Hampton," interim report by Charles E. Peterson, September, 1949
.002 Drawings (6), Radiant Ceiling Heating, Hampton,
National Park Service, 1949.
.003 Hampton repair bill, 1882, from Wm. H. Wills,Plumber and Gas Fitter.
1440. ICE and ICEHOUSES
.001 Hampton Icehouse, photograph (3105)
.002 Article on history of ice harvesting and manufacture. Source unknown.
1460. IRON, CAST
.001 Stoves, Railings, and Balconies, Catalog of M. & G. Skidmore, England, 1811
1526. LIGHTING, GAS
.001 Gas, B. G. & E. Shareholder Report, Dec. 1990
.002 Reminiscences of John G. Adams, B.G.& E. employee, commencing 1871.
1552 MASONRY
.001 Excerpt, "Historic Architecture Sourcebook," by Cyril M. Harris, 1977.
1562. MILLS
.001 Bill, Pennington and Jessup, for construction of
Ridgely Mill, 1785
1580. MOLDINGS
.001 Hampton Profiles, by Tom Schiller, 1987
Also see 1126.004 Plates "The British Architect"
Also see 1126.005 "Historic Architecture
Sourcebook"
1608. OCTAGONS
.001 "Old Octagon House (at Hampton) Destroyed by Fire," Baltimore Sun, December 15, 1946.
.002 "American Octagons," by Lynn Lewis Monroe, Early American Life, April 1983.
1618. ORANGERIES
.001 "Reception on Completion of Restoration of Hampton Orangerie," Town and Country, February, 1974
.002 Photographs, Hampton Orangery fire, ca 1929.
.003 Articles, Baltimore Newspapers, 1973, on reconstruction of Hampton Orangery.
.004 "A New Orangery at Old Hampton," by John Dorsey, Baltimore Sun Magazine, May 16, 1976. Also cover photograph.
.005 Excerpts, The Gentleman and Farmer's Architect, by T. Lightoler, London, 1762.
.006 Excerpts, The Builder's Pocket Treasure, by William Pain, London, 1763.
Also see 6788.005 "Reconstruction Hampton Orangerie"
"Wye Orangerie Easement & Restoration"
1640. PLASTER, Ornamental
See 1030.001 List of Dealers
PRIVIES
See 6374.143 g) Homewood Restores Privy...
1710. RESIDENTIAL STYLES
.001 "Field Guide to Old-House Styles," published by
The Old House Journal, copyright 1979.
.002 "The Georgian and Federal Styles," by James C. Massey and Shirley Maxwell, The Old House Journal, March/April, 1988
1730 ROADS
.001 "House and Senate Bills Signed by Governor Lane," Baltimore Sun, May 2, 1949. H.B. 744 provided funds for building road at Hampton.
.002 Planner Suggests Driveway Connecting (Baltimore) Historic Points," Baltimore Sun, February 24, 1946.
1735. ROOFING
.001 "New Rook for Arlington House," by Sharon C. Pack, unreferenced, 1992.
1780. STABLES
.001 Copy of old water color of stable, ca 1870, Historic American Buildings Survey
.002 Bibliograpy, unreferenced pencil notes
Also see 6630.005 HAMPTON STABLES
STAINED GLASS
See 4774. STAINED GLASS
1783. STAIRS
.001 "We Need to Paint the Stairhall," lecture by Thomas O. Schiller, Hampton N.H.S.
See 1126.004 Plate, "The British Architect"
1794. STUCCO
.001 "The Southern Stucco Tradition," by Anne E.Grimmer, CRM Bulletin, National Park Svce, 1991
1830 TOPOGRAPHY
.001 Topographical Maps, Baltimore and Baltimore County, Maryland Geological Survey, 1910 and 1948 (Revised 1958).
1920. WINDOWS
.001 "Historic Detailing"............................
...........................................
.002 "Sash Weights," by Michael Dunbar, Early American Life, December 1989
Also see 1126.004 Plate, "The British Architect"
1933. WOODCARVING
.001 "Yankee Federalist," (Samuel McIntire), by Martin Filler, House and Garden, March, 1990
1938. WOODWORK/MILLWORK
.001 "Thefts From Historic London Georgian Structures," by Suzanne Cassidy, N.Y. Times, February 28, 1991
.002 "Sawmill," by Robert R. Mills, Jr. Hereford Magazine (Md.), January, 1990
SERIES 2000 - BIOGRAPHICAL and GENEALOGICAL
2022. ANDERSON Family
.001 Newspaper clippings concerning James M. Anderson, Hampton Farm Manager in late 1800's, including daughter's wedding in 1887.
2045. AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES
.001 Catalog, "The Birds of America," W. Graham Arader III, Philadelphia
BAKST, LEON
See 6374.121 c) Bakst at Evergreen
BARNES Family
See 2168.001 DORSEY Family
2058. BEANE, William
.001 Inventory, 1828.
BEAUREGARD, PIERRE G. T., III
See 6788.008 S.P.M.A.
2070. BIRCH, WILLIAM RUSSELL
.001 Excerpts, "The Life of William Russell Birch, Enamel Painter," written by himself. Includes accounts of visits to Hampton and contacts with Charles Carnan Ridgely.
2075. BLAGOJEVICH, Elizabeth Ridgely
.001 Obituary, Colonial Williamsburg Magazine,
Summer, 1991.
2080. BONAPARTE, BETSY PATTERSON
.001 Biographical articles, undated, Baltimore Sun (?)
BONAPARTE, JEROME NAPOLEON, Jr.
See 6374.109 Chestnutwood
2102. CALVERT FAMILY
.001 Relationship of Early Maryland Families
2105. CARROLL FAMILY
.001 Miscellaneous notes (no source)
.002 Descendants, excerpts from "Charles Carroll of Carrollton," newspaper clippings re members of the MacTavish family
.003 "Eleanor Begat John, Bishop of Baltimore," The Catholic Review, December 12, 1990.
2106. CARROLL, CHARLES of Carrollton
.001 Letter, September 13, 1797, to his son in New York.
.002 Excerpt, "English Aristocrat in an American Setting," by Edward C. Papenfuse.
.003 Estate Inventory, April 12, 1833
CARROLL, DANIEL
See 6130.004 Md. Delegates, U.S. Const
2118. CHAMIER, DANIEL (3rd husband of Achsah Ridgely, mother of Charles Carnan Ridgely, 2nd Master)
.001 Notes on Daniel Chamier from Peggy ________ to Lynne Hastings, March, 1995.
2120. CHEW Family
.001 "Corrupt Prosecutor Pardoned," by Sheridan Lyons, Baltimore Sun, October 4, 1994.
Also see 6374.110 CLIVEDEN
6374.120 EPSOM
CHURCH, Frederick Edwin, Hudson Valley School Painter.
See 6374.167
CUSTIS, George Washington Parke
See 6374.075 a) ARLINGTON HOUSE
2155. DARNALL, Colonel HENRY
.001 Will, Anne Arundel County, 1711.
.002 Inventory of Accounts, Prerogative Court.
Also see 6555.001 MARYLAND, Early History.
6590.001 NORTHAMPTON
2160. DECATUR, Commodore STEPHEN
.001 Estate Inventory, April 27, 1820
Also see 6374.112 DECATUR HOUSE
2168. DORSEY Family
.001 Excerpts, Md. Hist. Magazine, XVIII, 33
.002 Miscellaneous excerpted material, unreferenced.
Also see 8458.011 DORSEY'S FORGE
6374.105 BELMONT
DORSEY, REBECCA (1739 - 1812). 1st Mistress of Hampton
See 2763.001 ff RIDGELY, REBECCA DORSEY
DORSEY, PRISCILLA (1762 - 1814). 2nd Mistress of Hampton
See RIDGELY, PRISCILLA DORSEY
2169. DORSEY, DR. RHODA, President of Goucher College
.001 "Goodbye, Rhoda," commemorative issue of the Goucher Quarterly, on retirement of Dr. Dorsey, Summer, 1994.
2175. DOUGLAS, FREDERICK
.001 "Frederick Douglas," Baltimore Sun, May 17, 1987
2224. EICHELBERGER Family
.001 Eichelberger Family Record and Misc. Notes
.002 Obituary, Thomas Robert Eichelberger, 1988.
2225. EICHELBERGER, OTTO WELSH 1799 - 1840
.001 Biographical Sketch from The Biographical Cyclopedia (Md. and D.C.), 1879.
2310. GAITHER, RIDGELY (Lt. General)
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, October 29, 1992
2315. GARNES, LeROY (Duke) 1926 - 1991
.001 Obituary, Towson Times, February 20, 1991
.002 Funeral Program, 1st Christian Community Baptist Church, January 31, 1991
.003 Interview Notes with Duke Garns, ca 1990
.004 Obituary, Hampton Post Boy, Spring 1991
2317. GENEALOGY, General
.001 "An Index of the Source Records of Maryland," by Eleanor Phillips Passano, 1974. Excerpts, principally from Index of Names.
.002 Catalog, 1987, Accelerated Indexing Systems International, Salt Lake City, Utah.
.003 Bibliography, Genealogical Source Materials
.004 "Abbreviated Summary of Harford County Genealogical Research Sources," prepared by Jon Harlan Livezey
.005 "Basic Records of the Orphans' Court," excerpted from "The County Courthouses and Records of Maryland, Part 2, 1963
.006 "Death Records, Counties, Index, after 1875," Md.Bureau of Vital Statistics, 1987
.007 State of Maryland: Location Guide to County Agency Series Titles; Location Guide to Transfer Series Titles; Combined Coagser, Muagser, etc., by Seies Title, 1987
.008 "Vital Records Access," State of Maryland
.009 "Naturalization Indexes at the Maryland Hall of Records," (from 1634).
.010 "Checklist of Card Indexes, Maryland Hall of Records," revised June, 1981
.011 "Departed This Life: Death Notices from the Baltimore Sun, 1854-1860." Excerpts
.012 "Genealogical Research in Germany," unreferenced
.013 Catalogs, Family Line Publications; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; etc., etc.
.014 "How to Read the Old Records," by Anna M. Cartlidge.
.015 Genealogical Worksheets, blanks. Several types
Also see: 6056. BALTIMORE, Early History
6555. MARYLAND, Early History
6510. LEGAL RESEARCH
2322. GILMAN, DANIEL COIT (1831 - 1908), 1st President JHU
.001 Biography, Dictionary of American Biography.
2330. GORE, CHRISTOPHER
.001 Correspondence, with enclosures, from Stephen A. Wilbur, Curator, Gore Place, Mass., July 1990
2335. GOUGH, HARRY DORSEY
.001 Estate Inventory, December 17, 1808
2352. HASTINGS, LYNNE DAKIN
.001 Photograph and caption, Baltimore News American,
June 14, 1981. Includes Courtney Wilson, site Manager.
Also see:
2356. HESELIUS, JOHN (1728 - 1778)
.001 "John Heselius," by Theodore Bolton and George C.
Groce, Jr., The Art Quarterly, Winter, 1939.
2365. HILL, CLEMENT
.001 Will, Prince Georges County, Md., January 10, 1742.
HOGG, IMA
See 6374.104 BAYOU BEND
2385. HOWARD FAMILY
.001 "The Howards of Baltimore," by James Howard, 1897
Photocopy
.002 Pencil notes on Howard family lineage.
.003 Excerpts, "Origin and History of Howard County, Md.," by Charles Francis Stein, Jr., 1972.
Also see: 6374.106 BELVEDERE
2385.5 HOWARD, JOHN EAGER
.501 Biographical data, unreferenced manuscript
Also see 4327.002 Howard Irish Crystal
2386. HOWE, JULIA RIDGELY (daughter of Julian Ridgely andgranddaughter of Capt. John Ridgely, 5thMaster.
.001 Copy of letter. March 28, 1985, to her cousin, John Ridgely III.
.002 Article, by Julia Ridgely Howe, Coos County Democrat (Lancaster, N.H.), April 22, 1987. Includes photograph of Hampton. Also copy of letter from Lynne Hastings, May 1,1987.
Also see 6355.002 HAMPTON, HISTORIES
2390. HOYT, WILLIAM 1912 - 1992
.001 Letters to Anna von Lunz, December 12, 1990, March 5, 1991
.002 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, October 24, 1992.
2395. HUMRICHOUSE FAMILY. Louise Roman Humrichouse Ridgely,wife of John Ridgely, Jr., 6th Master of Hampton.
.001 "St. John's Episcopal Tower Memorial to Woman,"
by Harry Warner, Hagerstown, Md., paper (?), nodate.
.002 John Humrickhouse portrait, 1806, and short biographical sketch, unreferenced.
2420. JEFFERSON, THOMAS
.001 "Thomas Jefferson, Son of Virginia," by Dennis Montgomery, Colonial Williamsburg Magazine, Spring 1993.
.002 "A Virginia Gentleman's Library," with an introduction by Arthur Pierce Middleton, Colonial Williamsburg. Correspondence between Jefferson and Robert Skipworth, including former's recommendations for the latter's library.
Also see 6474.160 MONTICELLO
5710.002 MONTICELLO GARDENS
5710.007 " "
JENIFER, DANIEL of ST. THOMAS
See 6130.004 Md. Delegates, U.S. Const
2430. JOHNSON, JOSHUA
.001 "Freeman and Early (Black) American Painter" Exhibit Program, Md. Historical Society, 1987
2475. KENNEDY, ROGER G.
.001 Press Release announcing appointment as Director, National Park Service, May 21, 1993
2480. KETCHAM Family (Maiden name of Mrs. John Ridgely, III)
.001 "Historical and Biographical Sketch of the Ketcham and Ketchum Families," by Colonial Research Bureau, Washington, D.C.
2505. LaFAYETTE, MARQUIS de
.001 "LaFayette in the Age of the American Revolution" Letters edited by Stanley J. Idzerda, Cornell University Press, 1977
Also see 2730.003 ff RIDGELY, ELIZA
6374.110 CLIVEDEN
LATROBE, BENJAMIN
See 6374.1541 Long Branch
6374.112 Decatur House
2510. LEE FAMILY
.001 "The Long Line of Lees," by Paul C. Nagel, Colonial Williamsburg Magazine, Autumn, 1990
.002 "The Parents of Col. Richard Lee of Virginia," by William Thorndale, National Genealogical Society Quarterly, December 1988
LEIGHTON, Lord Frederic, 19th century British artist.
See 6374.167
2520. LILLY, ELI
.001 Correspondence from various sources regarding intent of Lilly gift to S. P. M. A., 1976. Also includes Ridgely/Lilly family tree.
Also see 5355.012 Hampton Gardens
Also see 6788.002 S.P.M.A.
Also see 6788.005 Eli Lilly's Million Dollar Gift
2525. LITTLEJOHN, JOHN
.001 Journal, 1777. Includes account of his entertain- ment by Captain Charles and Rebecca Ridgely.
LUX, DARBY
See 2724.010 Register, St. Paul's Parish
McHENRY, JAMES
See 6130.004 Md. Delegates, U.S. Const
McINTIRE, SAMUEL
See 1933.001 WOODCARVING
MacTAVISH Family
See 2105.002 CARROLL Family
MARTIN, LUTHER
See 6130.004 Md. Delegates, U.S. Constitutional Conv.
MERCER, JOHN FRANCIS
See 6130.004 Md. Delegates, U.S. Const
2560. MERRYMAN, JOHN (of Hayfields)
.001 Photograph (copy)
Also see: 6126.006 CIVIL WAR
2565. MILLER, JOHN FRANKLIN
.001 "Hampton House's New Curator," by Gabrielle Wise,
Baltimore Sun, February 21, 1973.
.002 "Hampton Mansion Needs a Facelifting," Person-to-Person, by Judith Kreiner, News American, December 3, 1973.
NEEDLES, JOHN (1786 - 1878), Baltimore Cabinetmaker
See 4582. NEEDLES, JOHN
2612. OLIVER, ROBERT
.001 Estate Inventory, July 14, 1835.
2626. PACA, WILLIAM
.001 Biographical data, unreferenced manuscript
2635. PEABODY, GEORGE
.001 "Peabody's Legacy," by Carl Schoettler. Baltimore Sun, February 16, 1995.
.002 "Peabody's Helping Hand Reached London," by Bill Glauber, Baltimore Sun, February 16, 1995.
.003 "The Peabody Trust in London," The J.H.U. Peabody News, March/April, 1995.
2670. PUE FAMILY
.001 Genealogical Data (excerpted from "Ancestors and Descendents of Charles Ridgely and Margaretta
Sophia Howard," by Margie Manchester
2672. PUE, REBECCA
.001 Will, 1835
2705. RADER, JAMES (Supt., Ft. McHenry, 1941 - 1953)
.001 "Superintendant To Retire," Baltimore Sun, June 1, 1953.
2720. RIDGELY FAMILY, General Data
.001 Ridgelys of Hampton, Masters and Mistresses, 18th and 19th centuries
.002 Ridgely Descendents, 1948, a listing by Mrs. Edward Shoemaker
.003 "Descent of Charles Alfonso Ridgely from Robert Ridgely, the Immigrant." This Ridgely line inherited "Springfield" through Deborah Dorsey, wife of John Ridgely, the Planter
.004 Excerpts, New York Social Register, 1888 - 1889
.005 "Ancestors and Descendents of Charles Ridgely and Margaretta Sophia Howard," by Margie Manchester
.006 "Hampton and Its Masters," by Lionel J. Bienvenu,
National Park Service, March, 1963
.007 "Two Ridgely Wives Identified," by Alice Skinner and Elizabeth Read, Md. Genealogical Society Bulletin, Winter 1988.
.008 Excerpt from "Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families," by Alice Norris Parran, pages 307 ff, Ridgely
.009 "The Ridgelys of Hampton," compiled by Kent Lancaster, July 1991. Comprehensive listing of Ridgelys and collateral descendents, cross-referenced to portraits and photographs in Hampton collections.
.010 Indices of Ridgely papers, Maryland Historical Society.
.011 Notes on Ridgely papers in Milton Eisenhower Library, John Hopkins University.
.012 "Report on Hampton," by Frederick Tilberg, National Park Service, March 30, 1946.
.013 Excerpt, Ridgely entries, Index to 1820 Census.
.014 "The Descent of Hampton Ownership, 1745 - 1978," by Lynne Dakin Hastings, 1983. (notated drafts)
.015 Miscellaneous unreferenced articles and notes
.016 "Some Old Bible Records of the Ridgely Family, by Francis B. Culver, from Maryland Genealogies, from Md. Historical Society articles, and other Bible entries
.017 Ridgely excerpt, "Founders of the Colonial Families," by Henry Ridgely Evans, 1935
.018 Excerpt, Burke's "Landed Gentry," 1939 edition.
.019 Account of the Ridgely Family, by James Howard (brother of Margaretta Howard Ridgely, and written at her request).
Also see 8140. COATS OF ARMS
6056.011 to .016 BALTO History
6555.004 MD. HISTORY
2721. RIDGELY, Robert CHARLES, the Planter 16__ - 1705
2721.5 RIDGELY, CHARLES (died 1786). Nephew of Builder, sonof John. Married Rebecca Lawson.
.501 Estate Inventory, April 13, 1787.
2722. RIDGELY, Col. CHARLES, the Merchant ca 1700 - 1772
.001 Manuscript Will, 1772
.002 "Ridgely's Delight," from The Settler, May 1975.
2723. RIDGELY, Captain CHARLES, the Builder 1733 - 1790
.001 "London Shopkeeper's Struggle to Recover a Colonial Debt," edited by Wm. D. Hoyt, Jr., Maryland Historical Magazine, June, 1950
.002 "Captain Charles Ridgely, Builder of Hampton Mansion: Mariner and Colonial Agent, Ironmaster, and Politician," a Master's Thesis by Anita Elizabeth Jones, Wake Forest Univ., August 1981.
.003 Estate Appraisal
.004 Biographical Sketch, Legislative History Project, Md. Hall of Records, Annapolis, August 30, 1983.
.005 Assessment, by Nicholas Merryman, March 1783.
.006 Extract from Will, 1786.
.007 "Genealogical Gleanings in England," by Peter Wilson Coldham, National Genealogical Society Quarterly, March 1986. Re 1763 lawsuit involving
sailing ship, Royal Briton, commanded by Charles
Ridgely.
.008 "Captain Ridgely's London Commerce, 1757 to 1774," by William D. Hoyt, Jr., Americana, April, 1943.
.0081 "A Politician of 'Ye Olden Time,'" from Maryland Journal, Towson, October, 1895. (Typescript)
.009 "Captain Ridgely of Hampton," letter to Editor, Baltimore Sun, April 21, 1950, by William D. Hoyt.
.010 Maryland Colony News -August 8, 1776, reprinted in Baltimore Sun Magazine, August 8, 1976. Account of Baltimore County election of Delegates to State Constitutional Convention.
.011 "Charles Ridgely, Anti-Federalist Legislator and Political Boss of Baltimore County," Chapter V of
___________________________.
.012 "Charles Ridgely (1733-1790)," unreferenced typescript
2724. RIDGELY, CHARLES CARNAN, General & Governor, 2nd
Master, 1760 - 1829
.001 Copies of Will, Inventories and Estate Sale documents, 1826 and after. Folders a), b), c), d).
.002 Change of name from Carnan to Ridgely, 1793.
.003 Agreement with Rebecca Dorsey Ridgely, July 1790.
.004 "Charles Carnan Ridgely," by J. T. Nataro, 1975.
Term paper by Goucher College student.
.005 Excerpt, "Tercentenary History of Maryland,"
biographical sketch of Charles Carnan Ridgely.
.006 Letter to Andrew Buchanan, April 28, 1793.
.007 Excerpt, "Governors of Maryland from the Revolution to 1908," by Heinrich Ewald Buchholz, 1908.
.008 Lecture on Charles Carnan Ridgely, by Naomi Kinard, 1960.
.009 "Man in the Street: Charles Ridgely," Baltimore Sun, undated.
.010 Excerpts, Register of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, St. Paul's Parish, Baltimore, 1760.
.011 Letter from Charles Ridgely to Wiliam Orbison re debt owed Ridgely by Thomas Y. Cromwell, reply from latter enclosing remittance, and receipt by Ridgely, 1824.
Also see 8015.004 AGRICULTURE
6056.007 Maryland, Federalist era
2724.5 RIDGELY, CHARLES, Jr., 1783 - 1819 (Eldest son of Governor Charles Carnan Ridgely)
.501 Last Will and Testament, proved 30 June 1819.
2725. RIDGELY, CHARLES, 4th Master of Hampton, 1830 - 1872
.001 Inventory at death, 1872.
.002 Diary, European Trip, October 1846 - December 1847.
.003 Letter to Maj. T. E. Stewart, June 26, 1860, re pledges to Trinity Church, Towson.
.004 Death Notices and other records from Harvard Archives.
.005 Biographical notes - no source.
.006 Will, Baltimore County, 1871.
Also see 6126.005 and .006 CIVIL WAR
2725.2 RIDGELY, CHARLES (1853 - 1873) Son of 4th Master
.201 Obituary, Maryland Journal, May 17, 1873
2726. RIDGELY, CHASE, JR.
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, January 9, 1993
2728. RIDGELY FAMILY, of Delaware
.001 "What Them Befell - The Ridgelys of Delaware and Their Circle," edited by Mabel Lloyd Ridgely,
Athenaeum Press, Portland, Maine. 1949
Also see 2720.011 Ridgely Family papers, Johns Hopkins University.
2728. RIDGELY, DAVID STEWART (1884 - 1978) Son of 5th Master
.005 World War I Newspaper photo, ca 1917.
.006 Funeral Program, Trinity Church, Towson, March 7, 1978.
.007 Report of fatal accident, Valley Voice, March 9,1978.
.008 Interview, August 7, 1962, by George McKenzie and Lionel J. Bienvenu (typescript).
2728. RIDGELY, DOROTHY POWELL
.010 Funeral Program, Trinity Church, Towson, Md.
February 1, 1993
.011 Obituary. Baltimore Sun, January, 1993
2730. RIDGELY, ELIZA EICHELBERGER, 3rd Mistress, 1803 - 1867
.001 "Eliza Eichelberger Ridgely, the 'Lady With a Harp'," by Bess Patterson Shipe, Maryland Historical Magazine, Fall, 1982
.002 Eliza Ridgely's records of "Christmas Gifts to the Colored Children"
.003 "Lafayette's Letters to Eliza Ridgely of Hampton," edited by James W. Foster, Maryland Historical Magazine, September 1957
.004 Photocopies, letters from Lafayette, Oct. 1826, Mar 1828, Jan 1829, Jul 1829, and Mar 1833.
.005 Photocopy, letter to Lafayette, April 20, 1831
.007 Eliza with the Harp excerpted from "Maryland Legends, Folklore and Customs," by C. Verplanck. (Typescript).
.008 Articles on acquisition of "Lady With the Harp", by the National Gallery, Baltimore Sun, November 13 and 26, 1945.
.009 Expenses Journal, 1845 - 1860.
2731. RIDGELY, ELIZA (Didy) WHITE BUCKLER 1828 - 1894
.001 Diary, 1841-42 (typed copy)
.002 "Eliza Ridgely's 116 Year Old Diary Recovered," by Louis Azrael, Baltimore American, April 6, 1958
Also see 7375.003 Christmas at Hampton
2732. RIDGELY, ELIZA (1858 - 1954) Daughter of 4th Master
.001 Memorial Letter to Editor, by V. Gittings, Baltimore Sun, July 27, 1954.
2733. RIDGELY, HELEN WEST STEWART 1854-1929 Fifth Mistress of Hampton.
See 5355.008 Hampton Gardens
RIDGELY, HOWARD (1855 - 1900) Third child of 4th Master
See 6374.1541 Long Quarter Farm
2734. RIDGELY, JOHN (ca 1724 - 1772) Brother of 1st Master
.001 Bond, granted by Zachaniah Barlow, Sept. 21, 1762
.002 Estate Inventory, 1772 (typescript)
.003 Will, 1771
2735. RIDGELY, JOHN, 3rd Master, 1790 - 1867
.001 Inventory at his death, 1867.
.002 Last Will and Testament, 1863
.003 Last Will and Testament, 1867
2736. RIDGELY, Captain JOHN, 5th Master, 1851 - 1938
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, April 4, 1938.
.002 "A Towsonite Remembers," News From Historic
Towson, Fall, 1989.
.003 Biographical notes, gleaned from Helen Ridgely's diary.
2737. RIDGELY, JOHN, Jr., 6th Master, 1882 - 1959
.001 Inventory, 1946.
.002 Estate Appraisal, National Park Service, August 16, 1968.
.003 Last Will and Testament, February 13, 1959
.004 "John Ridgely Is Found Dead," Baltimore Sun (?), March, 1959.
.005 "Resolution for Ridgely," (by Trinity Episcipal Church), Baltimore Sun, (?), 1959.
.006 "Portrait Presented to Hampton," by Robert G. Breen, Baltimore Sun, January 21, 1957.
.007 Chattels Located at Hampton Farm House, 1959.
2738. RIDGELY, JOHN III, 1911 - 1990
.001 Obituary, Towson Times, September, 1990
.002 Death Notice, Baltimore Sun, September 1990
.003 Baptismal Entry, Trinity Church, Towson, October 15, 1911
.004 Confirmation Class, Trinity Church, Towson, May 25, 1924
.005 Real Estate Sale Notice, 710 Hampton Lane, Towson Times, Sept 1990
.006 Excerpt, Gilman School Cynosure, 1930
.007 Obituary, Views from the Cupola, by Lynne Dakin Hastings, Fall 1990
.008 Real Estate Sales listing, former home at 508 Hampton Lane.
.009 Photograph and caption, Jeffersonian, Towson, Md.,October 23, 1986. With Lynne Hastings, and others, on occasion of publication of the Hampton Guidebook.
.010 Miscellaneous unreferenced notes.
Also see: 7375.003 Christmas at Hampton
2742. RIDGELY, JULIAN WHITE, 1887 - 1939
.001 Biographical Data
2745. RIDGELY, KATHARINE SUPPLEE
.001 Obituary, September 6, 1991
2750. RIDGELY, LYNN CHARLES
.001 Correspondence exchange, July 1991, with Lynne Dakin Hastings, re possible descent from Hampton Ridgelys
2754. RIDGELY, MARGARETTA SOPHIA, (Missionary), 1869 - 1949
.001 Letter from D. Elwood Dunn, July 1, 1993, enclosing article from "House of Bethany"
.002 "African Republic Honors Maryland Missionary Worker," Baltimore Evening Sun, November 7, 1927
.003 Obituary, Maryland Churchman, October 1949.
.004 Obituary, Baltimore Sun (?), 1949
2756. RIDGELY, MARY McADOO, 1848 - 1949
.001 "What Happened to Mollie McDow?," The Jeffersonian, October 3, 1991
2760. RIDGELY, NICHOLAS GREENBURY (1770 - 1829) Father of 3rd Mistress
.001 Will, 1829
.002 Furniture purchases, typescript of bills
2762. RIDGELY, Lt. RANDOLPH (____ - ca 1847)
.001 Excerpts, "To Mexico With Scott," letters of Captain E. Kirby Smith to his wife, prepared by Emma Blackwood, 1917, and "American Artillery in the Mexican War 1846 - 1847," by Lester R. Dillon, Jr., 1975.
2763. RIDGELY, REBECCA DORSEY (1739 - 1812). Wife of Capt.Charles and 1st Mistress of Hampton.
.001 Documents relating to Auburn, including original 1695 Grant to Nicholas Haile; 1791 purchases of two tracts by Rebecca from Edward Owings and Francis Coskery; and excerpts from"A History ofBaltimore County," by Neal A. Brooks and Eric G.Rockel.
.002 Letter to Prisey, dated October 1, 1790, complaining of her treatment by Charles Carnan.
.003 Letter of condolence from her sister, Elizabeth, July 16, 1790.
.004 Will, 1812.
.005 Excerpt, Rebecca Ridgely (Annuity) ledger, October 1797 - September 1798.
Also see 2794.001 Rev. ROBERT STRAWBRIDGE
8560.001 "John Wesley on Curing.."
RIDGELY, ROBERT, "The Immigrant," emigrated by 1664
2767. RIDGELY, RUXTON (CA 1899 - 1988)
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, February, 1988
2770. RIDGELY, WILLIAM, Lieutenant
.001 Listed in article in Washington Post, August 28, 1991, on Battle of Long Island (N.Y.), 1776
2774. RUMFORD, Count
.001 "Counbt Rumford, the Most Successful Yank Abroad, Ever," by John Dernberg, Smithsonian, December, 1994.
2785. SCHILLER, ELIZABETH LLOYD, of Wye House
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, __________________
2788. SMITH, General SAMUEL, 1752 - 1839
.001 "General Samuel Smith," by Frederick Tilberg, March 14, 1946.
2790. SPOTSWOOD, ALEXANDER, Royal Governor, Virginia
.001 "Alexander Spotswood and the Business of Empire," by Bruce P. Lenman, Colonial Williamsburg Magazine, Autumn, 1990
2792. STETTINIUS, ACHSA RIDGELY, 1898 - 1990
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, January 21, 1990.
2793. STEWART Family (Helen West Stewart Ridgely, fifthmistress of Hampton)
.001 Excerpts, "The Green Spring Valley, Vol. II, by Robert Barnes.
2794. STRAWBRIDGE, Rev. ROBERT
.001 Excerpts, "Robert Strawbridge, First American Circuit Rider," by Frederick E. Maser.
2795. STUART, GILBERT
.001 "Gilbert Stuart and His Pupils," by John Hill Morgan, N. Y. Historical Society, 1934
THOMPSON, BENJAMIN
See 2774. RUMFORD, Count
2840. TODD Family
.001 Excerpts, "Anna Gorsuch and the Todd, Seaton, Moore, Hide and North Families," unreferenced.
de TOQUEVILLE, ALEXIS
See 6056.001 Toqueville in Baltimore
2850. TRUAX, VIRGINIA D. (First Curator at Hampton)
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, May 28, 1990.
2856. TUBMAN, HARRIET
.001 Biographical sketch, Baltimore Sun, May 17, 1987
WASHINGTON, GEORGE
See 7946.001 WRITING MATERIALS
WEST, BENJAMIN
See 8305.001 "Colonial Cricketers in London"
2919. WHITE Family
.001 Genealogical Notes by Anne Brooks, 1989
.002 Letter, August 31, 1994, to Lynn Dakin Hastings from Ridge Chambers (a White descendant) with genealogical references.
2920. WHITE, HENRY II, (1850 - 1927) Son of Eliza "Didy"Ridgely White
.001 Thirty Years of American Diplomacy, (excerpts), by Allan Nevins, Harper Brothers, 1930
.002 Memoirs (typescript)
2935. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH, M. D., Pres., Soc.Pres. Md. Antiq.
.001 Obituary, Baltimore Sun, November 14, 1990
.002 Obituary, The Phoenix, Jan - Feb, 1991
SERIES 3000 - CONSERVATION/PRESERVATION/SECURITY
3038. ARCHIVES
.001 Conservation of Archives, Smithsonian Institution, July, 1990
.002 "Archival Security," by Timothy Walsh, Society of American Archivists, Chicago, 1977
.0030 "Archives, Master Plan", Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, March 1938
.0031 Records of Streckfus Steamers, Inc., Records, 1888-1970," Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, by Jane J. Lorenz, May 1989.
CLOTHING
See 3826.003 "Regal Needles"
3138. CONSERVATION, GENERAL
.001 "The Keepers of the Collection," by K.A.Z., Winterthur Magazine, undated.
.002 "Protecting Objects on Exhibition," by Office of Museum Programs, Smithsonian Institution, December, 1979.
3160. DENDROCHRONOLOGY
.001 "Tree Rings Date Historic Structures," by William Hoffer, Country Home, June, 1989.
3220. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
.001 "Control of the Interior Climate," Memo to Wm. Jedlick, Reg. Curator, by Cindy L. Metz, Curatorial Asst, Hampton N.H.S, June 20, 1975
.002 "Tampering with the Preservation Climate," by Mubarak S. Dahir (no source or date)
3290. FURNITURE
.001 "Antique Furniture: Restore, Refurbish, or Leave Alone?," by Scott Ponemone, Baltimore Sun, July 14, 1991
Also see 3530.001 LIGHT, Protection From
3328. GILDING
.001 The Gilder's Tip, Winter, 1989-90.
3330. GLASS, PICTURE FRAME
.001 Tru Vue Conservatuion Series, UV Blocking Picture Framing Glass, Viratec TruVue, Inc., Chicago.
3357. HARDWARE
.001 "Reviving Period Hardware," by Gregory Landrey and Helen Stetina, Fine Woodworking, March/April, 1989.
3365. HISTORIC PRESERVATION
.001 Brochure, Baltimore County Landmarks Commission, undated.
.002 "Pizzazz, Inc.," by Georgia Pabst, Historic Preservation, May/June, 1987.
.003 "Historic Preservation Program, Managing Historical Properties" re Hampton National Historic Site, by Lucy W. Merr1ll, Goucher College, April, 1994.
Also see: 3580. NATIONAL TRUST
3785. S.P.M.A.
6374. Historic Houses
3390. HUMIDIFIERS
.001 Bulletin, Dri-Steem Humidifier Company, Eden Prairie. MN.
3504. LANDCLEARING
.001 "Artifacts Possibly Ruined in Field Clearing," by Russ Robinson, Baltimore Sun, 1987.
.002 "Hampton Historic Site Suffers From Gung-ho Marine Invasion," by Jack Anderson, The News American, 1987.
3526. LEATHER
.001 "Conservation of Leather," by H.A.B. VanSoest, T. Stambolov, and P. B. Hallebeek, from Studies in Conservation," Journal of the Institute of Conservation, February, 1989
3530. LIGHT
.001 "Reducing Visible and Ultraviolet Light Damage to Interior Wood Finishes," by Ron Sheetz and Charles Fisher, Preservation Tech Notes, National Park Service, September 1990
3536. LINEN
.001 "Caring for Fine Linen," by Deborah Hufford, Country Home, June 1984
Also see 3826. TEXTILES
3555. MASONRY
.001 "Westminster's (Abbey) New Look," by Jay Clarke, Miami Herald, December 20, 1992
3574. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
.001 Report, "Conservation of Eliza's Harp," by John H. Hall, 1976
3580. NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
.001 "Finley Heads New Historic Shrine Group," Washington Post, May 3, 1950.
3632. PAINT
.001 "Sherlock Holmes of Paint," (Matthew J. Mosca), by Wayne Hardin, Baltimore Sun, April 11, 1993.
.002 "Particle Characteristics of Prussian Blue in an Historical Oil Paint," by Frank S. Welsh. Re: Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
.003 Paint Color Research, Needles Room, Hampton, by Peter Snell, 1975.
.004 Comparative Microscopic Paint and Color Analysis, Music Room, Drawing Room and Master Bedroom, Hampton, by Frank S. Welsh, January 1984.
3635. PAINTINGS
.001 "Art Conservators," Winterthur publication
.002 "Cleaning Paintings," by Colleen Cowles Heslip, Maine Antique Digest, July 1988
.003 Article on conservation of mural, Seven Mile House, Cockeysville, Md. Baltimore Sun, 1992(?)
.004 "Face Saving Tactics," by Virginia C. Tracy, Baltimore Sun, November 28, 1948. Restoration of Hampton portraits.
PAPER, Conservation of
See 3655.005 "Preserving Paper Heirlooms"
3670. PUBLICATIONS
3651. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
.001 "Conservation of Phonograph Records," by Julie Riley, Winterthur Museum, 25 July 1991.
3655. PHOTOGRAPHY
.001 "Photographing Museum Objects in the National Park Service," unreferenced
.002 "Photographing Two-Dimensional Objects," unreferenced
.003 Excerpts, "The Camera: Understanding the Controls"
.004 Techical Data, Kodak Pan Film 2415, Eastman Kodak Company
.005 "Preserving Paper Heirlooms," by Carla Black, unreferenced.
.006 Letter, July 22, 1982, from James M. Reilly, Research Associate, School of Photographic Arts and Sciences, Rochester Institute of Technology.
3670. PUBLICATIONS (Paper)
.001 "Old News Is Good News for Maryland Newspaper Project, by James Bock, Baltimore Sun, December 3, 1990
.002 "Hopkins Signs Up For New Process to Help Preserve Its Library Books," by Luther Young, Baltimore Sun, no date
3760. SECURITY SYSTEMS
.001 Memorandum: Long House Granary Halon Alarm System, by Chief I & VS, Hampton N.H.S., January 22, 1990.
3775. SILVER
.001 "Silver Speaks," by Donald Fennimore, Winterthur, no date
.002 "Proper Care for Sterling," Ross-Simons Jewelers, Cranston, R.I.
3785. SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF MARYLAND ANTIQUITIES
See 6788. S.P.M.A.
3790. STAINED GLASS
.001 Catalog, Lamb Studios, Philmont, N.Y., including several reprints of articles on the subject.
3793. STONE
.001 "Safe Cleaning Procedures for Granite Memorials," by Edward Comolli, Barre Granite Association.
3826. TEXTILES
.001 "A Stitch in Time," British National Trust, 1988
.002 "Quilt Care - A Guide To Cleaning, Storage, and Repair," Horner Museum, Oregon State University, 1982.
.003 "Regal Needles," by Sheila de Rochambeau, House and Garden, September 1987. Re: Atelier Brocard, restorer of royal apparel and furnishings since 1775.
Also see 3536. LINENS
3840. TRAINING, CONSERVATION
.001 "Conservation to the Rescue," by Ginna Clark. Maine Antique Digest, January, 1992
WOOD FINISHES - also see LIGHT - 3530.000
SERIES 4000. - FURNITURE/FURNISHINGS/DECORATIVE ARTS
ADAM STYLE
See 4256. FEDERAL STYLE
4028. ANDIRONS
.001 "Andirons Were Utilitarian Product Created by Early American Pioneers," unreferenced.
ARGAND LAMPS
See 4508. LAMPS
4040. ARMOIRES
.001 "New or Antique, Armoires are Practical, Beautiful," Baltimore Sun (?), December 1, 1985.
4055. BALTIMORE FURNITURE
.001 Excerpts from "The Furniture Craftsman in Baltimore, 1783-1823," a Master's Thesis by John Henry Hill, University of Delaware, June 1967.
.002 "Federal Furniture of Baltimore," by Eleanor C. Pinkerton, from The Antiques Book.
4056. BALTIMORE PAINTED FURNITURE
.001 "The Baltimore Museum Proves That It Can Do It," by Barbara Gold, newspaper article reviewing show at B.M.A., undated.
BEAU BRUMMELS
See 4185. DRESSING TABLES
BEDS AND BEDDING
See 4764.002 WENDELL COUCH
BED HANGINGS
See 9148. CURTAINS, WINDOW & BED HANGINGS
4072. BIBLIOGRAPHIES
.001 "Bibliography: Beginning a Collector's Library,"
by Lynne Dakin Hastings, 1984
.002 "Furniture Bibliography," compiled by Lynne Dakin Hastings, revised September 1985.
4084. BOOKS
.001 Inventory, Hampton Library, 1949
.002 Book Catalog, Winterthur, 1991-92
.003 Article on gift of books of Charles Ridgely, Jr.,
to Hampton, Baltimore Sun, July 8, 1948.
Also see 2420.002 Thomas Jefferson
4104. CANDLES & CANDELABRA
.001 "Candlelight," by Anne C. Nylander, Early American Life, April, 1985.
.002 "Candle Snuffers and Douters," by Myrna Kaye, unreferenced.
.003 Advertisement, Sloan's Estate Auction. Bronze Torcheres by Pierre Philippe Thomire, 1982.
4105. CANDLESTANDS
.001 "Candlestands Were Very Much Part of Our Ancestors' Lives," The Daily Mail (Hagerstown, Md.), August 11, 1977.
4107. CARPETS
.001 "Royal Ground," (Savonneries & Aubussons) by Margot Guralnick, House & Garden, September 1988.
.002 "European Needlepoint Rugs," by Michael Peppiat, Architectural Digest, April, 1955.
Also see 9745. RUGS and CARPETS
4118. CHANDELIERS
.001 Correspondence, 1950, regarding donation of two Waterford chandeliers to Hampton NHS
.002 Advertisement, illustration of antique crystal chandelier, C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc.
Also see 4508. LAMPS
4120. CHARLES X STYLE
.001 "Charles X Furniture," by William Rieder, Architectural Digest, March, 1995.
CHINA
See 4653. PORCELAIN and POTTERY
4121. CHINESE EXPORT
.001 Catalog, "The Chinese Connection," Exhibit at Hampton N. H. S., 1984.
.002 "Yankee Doodle Went to Canton," by Sue Ellen Gronewald, Natural History, February 1984.
.003 Excerpts, "China for America," Schiffers, 1980.
.004 Excerpts, "Merchant Sail, Maryland Historical Society Magazine, undated.
.005 "Chinese Porcelain: Treasured Ballast," by Lita Solis-Cohen, Baltimore Sun, February 19, 1984.
.006 "China Trade,"by John Dorsey, Baltimore Sun, July 29, 1984.
CHIPPENDALE STYLE
See 4761.005 The Cadwalader Chair
4761.006 Sold for $2,750,000 at Sotheby's, 1987
4125. CLASSIC REVIVAL STYLE
.001 "Classical Maryland, 1815-1845," News and Notes, Maryland Historical Society, March/April, 1993
.002 Classic Revival Reproduction, "Notes," House and Garden, January, 1993
.003 "America's Opulent Empire," by Heidi L. Berry. A review of special exhibition at Baltimore Museum of Art. Washington Post, June 24, 1993
.004 "Egyptian Revival Furniture," by Michael M. Thomas, Architectural Digest, date (?)
.005 "A Rich Legacy," by Donna Glenn, Antique Monthly, Spring, 1993.
.006 "Renwick Gallery Displays Painted American Furniture," by Marilyn Hoffman, Baltimore Sun, August 28, 1977.
.007 "Recamier Recaptured," by Margaret Moore, House and Garden, undated.
.008 "American Empire Furniture Enjoyed Great Popularity," a David Brown feature, unreferenced.
.009 "The Return of American Empire," by Carter Smith, unreferenced.
.010 Excerpt, "The Classical Impulse," unreferenced.
4130. CLOCKS
.001 "Development of Clock Hands, 1665 - 1800, excerpts from Chapter XIX, ___________?__________
COATS OF ARMS
See 8140.001 "Use of Ridgely Arms at Hampton"
4141. COLLECTIONS (Private) OF FORMER HAMPTON FURNISHINGS
4143. CRAFTSMEN
.001 "The Embellishers," by Beth Smith, Baltimore Home Journal, January, 1991. A guide to area artisans.
CRYSTAL
See 4327. GLASS
CURTAINS
See 9148. CURTAINS, etc.
See 9814.004 F. A. Moreland
4155. DAVIS, WILLIAM, Federal Period cabinetmaker
.001 Biographical sketch, unreferenced, supplied by John Bivins, Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts.
Also see 4256.004 Photos, Davis sideboard
4256.005 Photos, Davis card table
DRAPERIES
See 9148. CURTAINS, etc.
4185. DRESSING TABLES
.001 Newspaper photograph, Evergreen House Show, 1973
EGYPTIAN REVIVAL STYLE and
EMPIRE STYLE
See 4125. CLASSIC REVIVAL
4225. ENGLAND, JOSEPH
.001 "Genealogical Contest Winner," re Parker Genealogical award to C. Walter England for "Joseph England and His Descendants," Maryland Historical Society.
FABRICS
See 9814. TEXTILES
4256. FEDERAL STYLE
.001 Illustrations, Hepplewhite Furniture Designs, unreferenced.
.002 "Museum Accessions," by Kathryn L. Newland, Daughters of American Revolution Magazine, March, 1959. Describes Hepplewhite acquisitions.
.003 Hepplewhite Card Table, description and photographs from auction catalogue(?). One of a Ridgely family pair.
.004 Photographs, sideboard by William Davis who worked in Baltimore 1800-1812, and unreferenced biographical notes.
.005 Photographs, card table by Wm. Davis.
4265. FIREBACKS
.001 Catalog, "Antique Fireback Replicas," The Country Iron Foundry, Paoli, Pennsylvania
4266. FIRE BUCKETS (Leather)
.001 Source for reproductions, Traditional Leatherwork Co., Noblesville, Indiana
4267. FLAGS
.001 Official American Bicentennial Decorations (Advertising Brochure, Baron Stage Curtain & Equipment Co.)
4270. FLOOR CLOTHS
.001 "Colonial Floor Cloths," by Maureen O'Donnell.
.002 "Painted Canvas Puts on Colorful Floor Show," by William Stump, News American, March 14, 1976.
4280. FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
.001 "Eloquent Bouquets," House and Garden, December 1989.
.002 "Early Ceramic Flower Containers," by Nina Fletcher Little, from The Antiques Book.
4283. FOOT WARMERS
.001 "Foot Warmers Take Chill Off Winter," by Ralph and Terry Kovel, unreferenced.
4285. FRAMES & FRAMING
.001 "Framing Art," Catalog of Frames in the Collection of the Wadsworth Atheneum, 1982
4289. FURNISHINGS, General
.001 "Rethinking the Past," by Stephen Calloway, House and Garden, June, 1989.
4290. FURNISHINGS (General), HAMPTON N.H.S.
.001 Tour Guide's Handbook, by William Dee, 1991
.002 Furniture purchases by Charles Carnan Ridgely, and John and Eliza Ridgely, 1783 - 1858. Copies of bills from cabinetmakers William Askew, Simmonds and Crook, Martin Stringer, Jenkins Brothers, and Robert Renwick.
.003 "Yale Lends Furniture to Hampton," by Virginia Tracy, Baltimore Evening Sun, August _________.
.004 Complete List of Objects, Furniture, and Equipment Owned by The U. S. Government at Hampton N. H. S., February 24, 1948.
.005 Inventory of Furnishings Loaned by B.M.A. to Hampton N.H.S., 9 December, 1965.
.006 Miscellaneous inventories, typed and manuscript, of contents, Hampton N.H.S.
.007 "Furnishings Summary: Hampton Mansion," by Lynne Dakin Hastings, revised September, 1985.
.008 Correspondence, 1982, re possible return to Hampton of a chaise percee.
4324. GILDING
.001 "The Gift of Gilt," re Wayne Reynolds, gilder, by Beth Smith, Baltimore Sun Magazine, May 12, 1991
4327. GLASS
.001 Excerpts, "Irish Glass," by Phelps Warren.
.002 "Elaborate Irish Crystal Treasured Family Heirlooms," by Jean Woods, Herald Mail, January 21, 1990. (John Eager Howard)
.003 "The Eighteenth Century Glass of Britain," by Edward Barrington Haynes, Antiques Magazine, September, 1941.
.004 Excerpts, "English Glass," by R. J. Charleston, 1984.
.005 Advertisement, Knut Gunter, Frankfurt, for two opaline glass jugs, ca 1850.
GLASS, STAINED
See 4774. STAINED GLASS
4361. HARDWARE, DECORATIVE
.001 Robert T. Trump, Ambler, Pa., source for period hardware. Letter, September 10, 1956, to S.P.M.A.
HEPPLEWHITE STYLE
See 4256. FEDERAL STYLE
INTERIOR DECORATION
See 4289. FURNISHINGS, General
4508. LAMPS
.001 Argand Reproductions, advertisement by Ike Hay, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
.002 Illustration, "Man Reading by the Light of an Argand Lamp," by G. F. Kersting, 1814.
.003 Catalog, "Domestic Lighting in the Kerosene Era, 1860 - 1900," The Strong Museum, 1986.
.004 Illustrations, Argand Lamps, Advertisement, Craig Littlewood.
Also see 7528. LIGHT and LIGHTING
4535. LOCKS
.001 "Early American Wrought Iron Hardware, English Iron Rim Locks: Late 18th and Early 19th Century Forms," by Donald Streeter.
4558. MANUFACTURERS, FURNITURE
.001 Potthast Catalog, Baltimore, 1931
4574. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
.001 Erard Brothers, Bill of Sale for Eliza's Harp, (now at Hampton), 1817
.002 "Some Notes on the Piano," by John Maloney, The Gallery, December, 1971.
4582. NEEDLES, JOHN, Furniture Maker
.001 "Something New Has Been Added to the Antique," by Robert G. Breen, Baltimore Sun, May 17, 1954.
.002 "John Needles -- Baltimore Cabinetmaker," by Charles F. Montgomery, Antiques Magazine, April 1954.
4618. ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
.OO1 "Oriental Carpets - Plain and Fancy," by Cornelia Montgomery (no source)
PAINTING
See 1360.008 Hampton Paint Bill, 1791
4632 PAINTINGS and PORTRAITS
.OO1 Schedule of Early Paintings at Hampton
.002 "Collections of Pictures" from History of the Arts of Design, by William Dunlap, 1918
.003 Postcard. Reproduction of John Carlin's 1856 portrait of four grandsons of John & Eliza
.004 "A Past Restored on Canvas," by Robert G. Breen,
Baltimore Sun, May 1, 1953. Concerns Hampton paintings and their restoration.
4652. PHOTOGRAPHS
.001 Stanhopes, from The Photographica Collector's Price Guide, by George Gilbert, 1977
.002 "A Professor with an Internship," by Kent Lancaster, The Quindecim (Goucher College), Oct- ober 17, 1991. Re Hampton photograph collection
4653. PORCELAIN AND POTTERY
.001 "Glaze of Glory," by Dana Cowan, House and Garden, April 1989
.002 "Pots from the Past: Colonoware," by Raymond M. Lane, Baltimore Sun, March 22, 1992.
.003 (not used)
.004 "Amazing Glazing," (Worcester Porcelain), House and Garden, November 1988.
.005 "The Royal Taste for Sevres," by Geoffrey de Bellaigue, House and Garden, January, 1986.
.006 "The Intrigues of Sevres," by Sir John Plumb, House and Garden, January, 1986.
.007 "Hints on Collecting Lusterware," by Edna and William J. Wilson, Antiques, October, 1947.
.008 Catalog, Italian Maiolica, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, 1986-87.
.009 Excerpts, "Rice Grain Porcelain," a Handbook to Accompany the H. Nelson Hartstone Collection, by Eleanor Hartstone.
.010 Catalogue of English Pottery and Porcelain, Wynn A. Sayman, Richmond, Massachusetts.
.011 "Symbolism in Chinese Porcelain Decoration," by Dr. Chao Ming Chen. Reprinted from The Bulletin of The American Ceramic Society, June, 1941. Autographed to Hampton by the author.
.012 "Teapots," by Celia McGee, unreferenced magazine article.
.013 "Antique Dessert Plates," by Amy Taran Astey, unreferenced magazine article.
POTTHAST FURNITURE
See 4558.001 Manufacturer's Catalogs
4668. PRINTS
.001 "Framing the American Landscape," by Celia McGee, House and Garden, January 1993
REPRODUCTION FURNITURE
See 4558.001 MANUFACTURERS, FURNITURE
RUGS and CARPETS
See 9745. RUGS and CARPETS
4753. SCREENS
.001 Federal Period Pole Screen, advertisement, Robert Pottage, Halifax, Virginia
4755. SCULPTURE
.001 "In a Classical Mode," by Arthur C. Danto, House and Garden, April 1990. Re: Antonio Canova 1757 -
4761. SEATING
.001 Deacon Bench, Pine, from Hampton. Advertisement, Dance Auctioneers
.002 "The Wendell Couch," by Robert F. Trent, MaineAntique Digest, February 1991
.003 "Laps of Luxury," Baltimore Sun Magazine, May 10, 1992. Re: Baltimore chairs
.004 Estate Sale, John Eager Howard, 1827. Purchases by Charles Carnan Ridgely. ????????? lost??
.005 "The Cadwalader Chair," Sotheby's Newsletter, January, 1987.
.006 "A Close-Up of the $2,670,000 Cadwalader Easy Chair," The New York - Pennsylvania Collector, March, 1987.
.007 Excerpts, "Furniture of Historic Deerfield," by Fales, 1976.
.008 Excerpts, New England Furniture," by Greenlaw.
.009 "Form and Frame: New Thoughts on the American Easy Chair," by Morrison H. Heckscher, Antiques Magazine, December, 1987.
.010 "Sofas," by Elaine Hunt, unreferenced. Reviews 20th century sofas.
Also see 4920. WINDSOR CHAIRS
4764. SECRETARIES
.001 "The Secretary and Its History," by Dorothy H. Jenkins, New York Times, undated.
SHERATON STYLE
See 4256. FEDERAL STYLE
SIDEBOARDS
See 4256.004 Photos, Wm. Davis Sideboard
4771. SILVER
.001 "Gold and Silver Trophies," by Charles Hammond. Similarities to LaFayette wine ewer
.002 Christie's advertisement, Maine Antique Digest, June 1942
.003 Silver ewers, similar to LaFayette wine ewer
.004 Styles in English Silver, developed by Richard L. Goodbar. Chronological chart of monarchs, silver styles, and influential historical events.
.005 "Historial Silver Presented to Peale Museum," Baltimore Sun, October 7, 1969. Gift of Samuel Kirk and Son Collection.
.006 "Antique Silver," by Frank Donegan, Americana, no date
.007 "Late Classical Styles in American Silver, 1810 - 1830," by Berry E. Tracy, December 1964, no source
.008 "Old Sheffield Fused Plate," advertisement, Shreve Crump & Low, no date
.009 Excerpt on the Elkington firm from "The Silversmiths of Birmingham and Their Marks, 1750 - 1980," edited by Kenneth Crisp Jones.
.010 Excerpts, Store Counter Book Report, Kirk-Stieff & Co. Also advertising brochure.
Also see 7804. TABLE SETTINGS
4774. STAINED GLASS
.001 "Light for the Soul," by Michael Olmert, Modern Maturity, Dec/Jan, 1986-87.
.002 "Classy Glass," by Linda Lowe Morris, Baltimore Sun, April 19, 1987.
.003 "The Story of Stained Glass," the Stained Glass Association of America, 7th Edition, 1984.
.004 "Exhibit Sheds Light on U. S. Stained Glass," by Lita Solis-Cohen, Baltimore Sun, 1987.
Also see 3790. STAINED GLASS (Conservation)
4778. STENCILLING
.001 Technical Notes, U.S. Dpt. of the Interior, N. P.S., by Sharon C. Park, September 1990
4795. STYLES of Furniture (Glossaries)
.001 "American Furniture Styles," excerpted from "Identifying American Furniture,' by Milo M. Naeve.
.002 "A Brief Chronology of Furniture Styles," from Bayou Bend, by David Warren, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1975
4803. TABLES
.001 "A Tale of Tables," by Dorothy H. Jenkins, The Washington Post, May 9, 1971.
4822. TOYS
.001 Steam Engines, advertisement, Noel Barrett Antiques
TEXTILES
See 9814. TEXTILES
TRIMMINGS
See 9814.005 "Beyond the Fringe"
4838. TRUNKS
.001 "Trunks Gain in Collectors" Eyes," by Jean Barnes, unreferenced.
UPHOLSTERY
See 9814.004 F. A. Moreland
4882. VICTORIAN STYLE
.001 Belter Furniture. Gallery Guide, Brick Hotel Museum, Odessa, Delaware, 1992
4901. WALLPAPER
.001 C. Rogge, Baltimore. Paperhanger and Uphol- sterer, early 19th century
.002 Source list, reproduction wallpaper companies, unreferenced.
.003 Excerpt, Hampton account book, payment of $90. to Andrew Carke, Paperhanger, Oct. 9, 1815
WARDROBES
See 4040. ARMOIRES
4909. WATERCOLORS
.001 Catalog, W. Graham Arader III, Philadelphia. 17th thru 19th century, birds, flowers, and natural subjects.
WINDOW HANGINGS
See 9148. CURTAINS, etc.
4920. WINDSOR CHAIRS
.001 "The Branded Windsor Furniture of Independence National Historic Park," edited by Jane B. Kolter and Lynne A. Leopold-Sharp, 1981.
SERIES 5000. - GARDENS & GARDENING
5035. APPLE TREES
.001 "Antique Apple Trees," by Lynda Diane Gutowski, Early American Life, October 1980.
5070. BIBLIOGRAPHIES
.001 "Nineteenth Century Field, Garden and Flower Books," Catalogue 187, Booknoll Farm, Hopewell, New Jersey.
5120. CITY GARDENS
.001 "The Small City Garden," by Robert L. Black, pre- pared for The Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fell's Point, Baltimore, 1970
5246. EXPERIMENTAL GARDENS (Historic)
.001 "Experiment in Savannah," by John Berendt, House and Garden, January, 1993. Article on 18th century Trustee's garden.
FLOWER ARRANGING and FLOWER CONTAINERS
See 4280. FLOWER ARRANGING
5288. FRANKLINIA TREE
.001 Press releases on donation of tree to Hampton N.H.S., 1987, by District III, Federated Garden Clubs.
.002 "Plant Profile: Franklinia Alatameha," Winterthur Magazine, no date.
5290. FURNITURE
.001 "American Garden Furnishings," by Jeffrey Simpson, Architecural Digest, July, 1993. Ornamental designs in cast iron.
.002 "Furniture Invites the Garden Admirer," Winterthur Magazine, undated.
.003 "Well Casted," by Margot Guralnick, House and Garden, August, 1988.
5305. GARDEN CLUBS
.001 "Hampton - a Legacy to the Future" Program, District III Federated Garden Clubs of Md., January, 1993.
5307. GARDENING, HISTORY of
.001 "Gardens and Gardening in Early Maryland," by Edith Rossiter Bevan, Maryland Historical Magazine, December, 1950. References to Hampton, pages 251, 258, 264, 269.
.002 Special Issue, "Marylanders and Garden History," Maryland Humanities, July/August 1994.
5317. GEORGIAN GARDENS
.001 Excerpts, "Georgian Gardens," by David C. Stuart. Includes illustrated Gazeteer of most prominent English estates.
5330. GREENHOUSES
.001 Photograph (copy), Hampton Greenhouses, 1949.
5355 HAMPTON GARDENS
.001 "Hampton," Baltimore Union, July 9, 1881.
.002 Plot Plan, Society for Preservation of Maryland Antiquities, June 1948.
.003 Notes for Garden Training Tour, by Paul Bitzell, April 11, 1992.
.004 "Gardens and Grounds" Guide brochure, Hampton N.H.S., ca 1990
.005 Garden Plan, Fowler, 1903
.006 Annotated bibliography of references to Hampton gardens found in Maryland Room, Enoch Pratt Library.
.007 Garden and Forest Magazine, June 19, 1889, letter to Editor by W. F. Massey about specimens in Hampton gardens.
.008 "The Hampton Gardens," by Helen West Stewart Ridgely, March 21, 1923.
.009 "A Report on the Proposed Garden Restoration," by Alden Hopkins, Landscape Architect, July, 1949.
.010 "Gardens and Grounds of Hampton," by Mary W. M. Hakes, The Maryland Gardener, September, 1954.
.011 "The Gardens at Hampton," by Hally Carrington Brent, The Maryland Gardener, undated.
.012 "Hampton's Gardens May Bloom Again," Baltimore Evening Sun, July 12, 1951.
.013 "Hampton Gardens and Gardeners," by Charlotte Vincent Verplanck, Maryland Gardener, October, 1949.
.014 "Restoration at Hampton," Maryland Gardener, July, 1949.
.015 "Hampton Garden Plans Being Put in Collection," by
John D. Hackett, Baltimore Sun, May 1, 1961.
.016 "Hampton Open Briefly During Garden Tour," Baltimore Sun, May 3, 1949.
.017 Correspondence, 1973, concerning restoration of
fourth parterre, Hampton Gardens.
Also see 6355.011 Bibliography
6355.016 Articles on Hampton
5288.001 Franklinia Tree
5360. HERB GARDENS
.001 "Glen Arm Garden Club Pumps Effort into Hampton
Mansion," North County News, October 1991
.002 "Herbal Mystique," by Patrick Dunne and Charles L. Mackie, Historic Preservation, May/June 1991
.003 "Herbs, Grown in Reconstructed Garden, Used in Hampton House Kitchen," Baltimore Evening Sun, April 30, 1953.
5510. LAWN MOWERS and LAWN MOWING
.001 Antique Lawn Mower, ca 1900, Delaware Water Gap
ORANGERIES See 1618. Orangeries
5613. ORANGES
.001 "Oranges," unreferenced excerpt
5635. PARTERRES
.001 Photograph, Italian Garden Parterre (color), unreferenced.
5710. RESTORATION (Historic)
.001 "Recapturing Spirit of Evergreen (House) Gardens," Baltimore Sun, by Beth Smith, undated
.002 "The Once and Future Gardens of Thomas Jefferson," by J. Tevere MacFadyen, Horticulture, September 1983.
.003 "Historic Landscapes and Gardens," by John J. Stewart, American Assoc. for State and Local History, November 1974.
.004 Resources, Historic Garden Restoration, prepared by Bob Hyland and Valencia Libby for NEMC Symposium, October 1983.
.005 Brochure, The Pleasure Gardens of William Paca,
Annapolis, Maryland.
.006 "The Man Who Tamed Oatlands," by Jonathan Walters, Historic Preservation, March/April, 1988.
.007 "In Mr. Jefferson's Garden," by Patricia L. Hudson, Americana, undated.
5740. ROSES, ANTIQUE
.001 "Antique Roses," Historic Preservation, March/April 1990
5840. TOPIARY
.001 "An American Gentleman's Garden," by Adrian Higgins, House and Garden, December 1992. Article on LaDew Topiary Gardens, Maryland
VASES
See 4280. FLOWER ARRANGING
SERIES 6000. - HISTORIC
6050. BACON'S REBELLION
.001 "Bacon, Berkeley, and Rebellion," by Harold Burton Meyers, Colonial Williamsburg Magazine, Autumn 1992
6056. BALTIMORE (City and County), EARLY HISTORY
.001 "Tocqueville in Baltimore," by Paul Liben, Baltimore Sun, February 11, 1993
.002 "Moreau de St. Mery's American Journey, 1793 -1798," (excerpts). by Kenneth and Anna M. Roberts, 1947
.003 "Chronicles of Baltimore," by Col. J. Thomas Scharf, 1874
.004 Map of Baltimore, 1801, by Warner & Hanna.
.005 Baltimore Street, looking west, 1850's lithograph.
.006 "The Settling of Baltimore County," Maryland Historical Chronicle, no date.
.007 Excerpts, "Maryland: The Federalist Years," by L. Marx Renjulli, Jr., 1972.
.008 "Towson Time Line," draft copy, Towson Development Corporation, ca 1980.
.009 "A Name Index to the Baltimore City Tax Records, 1798-1808, of the Baltimore City Archives," edited by Richard J. Cox, Baltimore County Archives and Record Management Office, 1981.
.010 "Baltimore County, Maryland, Tax Lists, 1699-1706,"
compiled by Raymond B. Clark, Jr., and Sara Seth
Clark, 1964.
.011 Abstracts of Baltimore County Land Commissions,
1731/32. One page only.
.012 Index to The Notebook, Volume 1, Baltimore County Geneological Society.
.013 Excerpts, "Index of Baltimore County Wills, 1659 - 1850"
.014 "Upper Back River, Hundred List Only, 1737," Mary- land Hall of Records.
.015 Excerpt, Baltimore County Assessor's Field Book, 1750, entry for Charles Ridgely.
.016 Excerpts, "The Particular Assessment Lists for Baltimore and Carroll Counties, 1798," compiled by George J. Horvath, Jr., copyright 1986.
6072 BICENTENNIAL, 1776-1976
.001 Miscellaneous data and clippings re Bicentennial
Also See 4267.001 FLAGS
BLACK HISTORY
See 6778. SLAVERY and BLACK HISTORY
6105. CALENDARS
.001 "Julian and Gregorian," from The World Almanac,
1991
.002 Comparative Calendars, prior to and after 1753.
.003 "What Day Was It?", a perpetual calendar, 1776 to 1976
6118. CEMETERIES
.001 Hampton Family Cemetery, Deed to Society for Preservation of Maryland Antiquities, inclu-
ding pertinent correspondence, 1975
.002 Program, Invitation, and copy of speech by Robert
P. Kershaw, gift of Hampton Cemetery to N.P.S. by
Preservation Maryland, 1988.
Also see 6788.005 "Hampton Graveyard Given
S.P.M.A, 1975"
6120. CENSUSES
.001 Federal Population Censuses, 1790 - 1890, National
Archives Trust Fund Board, 1979. Catalogue.
6126. CIVIL WAR
.001 "Col. Gilmor's Raiders," by David Sterrett Gittings, excerpt from Riding Straight, 1950
.002 "Annie Fisher and the Confederates," by Charles J. Scheve, Baltimore Sun, July 11, 1989
.003 "The Recruitment of Negro Troops in Maryland," by John W. Blassangame, Maryland Historic Magazine, March 1958
.004 "The Hard Fight Was Getting Into the Fight At All," (re blacks in uniform), by Jack Fincher, Smithsonian Magazine, October 1990.
.005 "The Baltimore County Horse Guards," by Thomas H. Taylor, Maryland Journal, April 23, 1897.
.006 "Charles Ridgely and the Ex Parte Merryman Case," and "Henry White Recalls the Civil War," Views From The Cupola, Fall 1982.
.007 The Civil War in Maryland, theme issue of Maryland Historical Magazine, Winter 1994. Articles include "'More Trouble Than a Brigade': Harry Gilmor's 2nd Maryland Cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley," by Kevin Conley Ruffner, and "Maintaining the Centetr: John Pendleton Kennedy, the Border States, and the Secession Crisis," by Stefan Nesenhoner.
6129. CONSTITUTION, BICENTENNIAL
.001 Memorandum, Hampton N.H.S., Bicentennial Exhibit, February 13, 1987.
6130. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, United States
.001 Copy, "Scene of the Signing of the Constitution of the U.S." painting by Christy, with participant key and other data
.002 Catalog,"Miracle at Philadelphia," Exhibition and Educational Materials, Bicentennial Exhibition, Philadelphia
.003 Excerpts, "Sovereign States in an Age of Uncertainty," edited by Ronald Hoffman and Peter J. Albert
.004 Typescript, Maryland Delegates to the U.S. Constitutional Convention. Brief biographies
6170. FIRES
.001 Articles on Cupola fire at Hampton, Baltimore Sun, September, 1949.
Also See 1056.001 Hampton Barn Fire
6180. FOX HUNTING
.001 "Tales of Hope Farm and My Lady's Manor," by Nancy Reeder
6331. GHOSTS and GHOST STORIES
.001 "The Ghost Room (at Hampton)," by J. Ridgely, 1901.
.002 Ghost Stories. Excerpts from " Maryland Legends, Folklore, and Customs," by C. Verplanck. (typescript).
.003 "The Ghosts of Hampton," collected by Anne van Ness Merriam. Several editions of gift shop booklet.
.004 "The Ghosts of Hampton Mansion," by Carol Gaskin.
Waldenbook's Kids" Club magazine, vol 1. No.2
.005 "Towson's Sad-faced Lady in Gray," by Josephine Novak, Baltimore Evening Sun, October 28, 1976.
.006 "Park Service Bars Ghosts From Old Haunts," by
Frank P. L. Somerville, Baltimore Sun, October 1984.
.007 "Ghosts," Towson Flier, October 29, 1987.
6354. HAMPTON, ACQUISITION of
.001 History of Acquisition, and copy of Deed to United
States by John, Jr., and Jean Ridgely, Jan. 1948.
.002 Excerpts from Congressional Record, October 12, 1978. Introduction of amendment by Sen. Charles McC. Mathias to authorize acquisition of Hampton farm property for National Park Service.
.003 "Day by Day," by Carroll Dulaney, Baltimore Sun, July 21, 1948.
.004 "Historic Places Tour Points," Baltimore Sun (?), 1948-49.
.005 "Speeding Near Hampton is Called Peril," Baltimore Sun, April 29, 1950.
.006 Miscellaneous dated and undated clippings, Baltimore papers, regarding acquisition and opening of Hampton.
.007 "Hampton Becomes a National Treasure," cover photograph and article, Baltimore Sun Magazine, August 8, 1948.
.008 "Hampton Expected to Open Soon," by James A. Bready, Baltimore Sun, February 8, 1949.
.009 "Gift for Hampton Will Add Stables," Baltimore Sun, April 5, 1953.
.010 "$40,000 Given for Hampton," Baltimore Sun, January 12, 1949.
Also see: 6355.026 "Hampton Perspectives"
6354.25 HAMPTON, DEDICATION of, April 30, 1950.
.250 Miscellaneous dated and undated articles, Baltimore papers, concerning Hampton Dedication.
6354.5 HAMPTON FARM HOUSE
.501 "Hampton's Hunt Lodge Holds a Ridgely Again," by
Katherine Scarborough, Baltimore Sun, February 16, 1949.
Also see 2022.001 ANDERSON Family
6355. HAMPTON, HISTORIES and ARTICLES
.001 "Hampton," by Daise Wood Mitchell. Manuscript, ca 1930 (after death of Helen Ridgely)
.002 Papers by Julia Ridgely Howe
a) "Hampton," lecture notes, ca 1980.
b) "Memories of Hampton," February 1988, with copy of letter from Lynn Hastings, 9/28/1988.
c) "More Memories of Hampton," with copy of letter from Lynne Hastings, 4/19/1988.
d) Letter to Lynne Hastings, August 27, 1987, enclosing brochure from National Trust with cover photograph (ca 1950) of Hampton cupola.
.003 "Hampton," Guidebook by Lynne Dakin Hastings, diskette, 1986.
.004 Hampton from "Maryland's Past," series by Margaret Horton Edsall, Maryland Gazette, August 18, 1990
.005 "Hampton National Historic Site," (manuscript), by
Kenneth F. Kaufman, August, 1984.
.006 Letter, 1848, from Elizabeth Wirt Goldsborough to her sister, describing a visit to Hampton.
.007 Article on wind storm damage at Hampton, Maryland Journal, Towson, October 3, 1896.
.008 "Hampton," by Laurence Hall Fowler, House and Garden, January, 1903. Note: contemporaneous photographs show chimney crenelation.
.009 Article, The Country Gentleman, Albany, N. Y., reprinted in The Maryland Journal, Towson, June 15, 1889. (Typescript)
.010 "An Old Maryland Mansion," by J. C. Carpenter, Appletons' Journal, May 8, 1875
.011 Bibliography, "Books and Articles on Hampton,"
undated typescript.
.012 Article, "Hampton House," Baltimore Evening Sun, December, 1941. Publicity for Garden Club House Tour.
.013 Article, "Hampton," Baltimore Evening Sun, May 1940. Publicity for Garden Club House Tour.
.014 Excerpt, "Homes of the Cavaliers," by Katherine Scarsborough, 1930.
.015 Excerpt, "A Ride through Baltimore County," from The Chesapeake Bay Country, by Swepson Earle, 1924.
.016 Excerpt, "Country Residences in Europe and America," by Louis Valcoulon LeMoyne, 1908.
.017 "Hampton May Pass from Builder's Descendants," by Katherine Scarborough, Baltimore Sun, September 24, 1943.
.018 "'Hampton,' Baltimore County, Maryland," by John H. Scarff, Maryland Historical Magazine, June, 1948.
.019 "Hampton Becomes a National Treasure," by Katherine Scarborough, Baltimore Sun, 1948.
.020 "Hampton, a Truly American Home," by Elizabeth McElroy Ray. Undated typescript, ca 1950.
.021 "What's in a Name?" by Clarissa Crane, September 16, 1959. Typescript.
.022 "Hampton House -- An American Heirloom," by Lucile Gyr Vasich, Maryland Motorist, March-April, 1956.
.023 "Hampton," lecture by Mrs. (sic) Wiliams at the Williamsburg Antiques Forum, January 27, 1961.
.024 "Interpretation of Hampton N.H.S.," by Pauline K. McPherson, Resident Curator, December, 1966.
.025 Excerpt on Hampton, from "Sidelights on the History of Baltimore County," edited by Edwin K. Gontrum, 1966.
.026 "Hampton Perspectives," by Dr. Harry Butowski, ca 1978. Promotes acquisition of farm property.
.027 "Hampton" and "Epsom" from Towson, a Pictorial History of a Maryland Town, by George Hahn and Carl Behm III, 1982
.028 American Georgian: a Grand and Unusual Interpretation and Hampton: an English Country House as an American Family Home, both by Lynne Dakin Hastings, Program, Hunt Valley Antiques Show, 1983.
.029 "Hampton's Georgian Charm," Southern Living magazine, December, 1987.
.030 "Hampton Mansion," unsigned, undated typescript.
Possibly prepared for tour guides, 1950-60 (?)
.031 "The Ridgely Family." Unsigned, undated pencil manuscript.
.032 "Early Life at Hampton," by Charlotte Vincent Verplanck, Maryland Gardener, December, 1949.
.033 Excerpt on Hampton from "Colonial Mansions of Maryland and Delaware," by John Martin Hammond, written before 1929.
.034 "1783 Mansion Highlight of Historic Site," The Sunday Star, Washington, D.C., April 8, 1953.
.035 "Hampton House: Baltimore's Living Past," by S. V. McDaniel, Lancaster Motorist, undated (pre 1970).
.036 "18th Century Indulgence Becomes a 20th Century Showplace," by Nona B. Brown, N. Y. Times, October 19, 1969.
.037 Excerpts, Historic Structure Report, "Hampton Mansion and Garden," August, 1980, by Charles W. Snell.
.038 Article on Hampton by J. William Joynes, Maryland Living from News American Magazine, November 23, 1969.
.039 Bibliography of books on Hampton N. H. S. Unsigned, undated manuscript.
.040 "A National Shrine with Lived-In Look," by Audrey Bishop, Baltimore Sun, March 18, 1951.
.041 "Back to an Elegant Past," by Chaplin & Chaplin, Baltimore Sun, October 23, 1976
.042 "It's Big and Magnificent," by James C. Wilfong, Washington Post, June 2, 1973. Photograph shows ivy covering most of west half of mansion.
.043 "Hampton ... Before the Preps," by Laura Crosby, The Greyhound, (Loyola College), December 12, 1980.
.044 "Hampton Mansion," by Kathie Peddicord, Valley Times, January, 1987. Also cover photograph.
.045 "Georgian Splendor," by Mary Jo Tarallo, Baltimore Sun, August 19, 1989.
.046 "History in Houses," by Robert L. Raley, Antiques, October, 1963.
Also see 5355.006 Hampton Gardens
Also see 8810.001 Hampton Tearoom
Also see 7385.003 Housekeeping
6356. HAMPTON N.H.S. - Brochures
.001 Produced by Society for the Preservation of Maryland Antiquities.
a) A Visit to "Hampton", March, 1951, by Gilman Paul.
b) Guidebook, editions of 1948 (1951 printing and 1954 revision), 1967 revision, 1976 revision, with text by John H. Scarff, F.A.I.A.
c) undated flyer.
.002 Produced by National Park Service, 1967 and 1969, for self-guided tours.
.003 Produced by National Trust, ca 1980. Cover photograph of Hampton cupola, probably dating to 1950's.
.004 Produced by Baltimore Federal Savings & Loan Association, 1976
.005 "Hampton," from Famous American Home series, The Home Insurance Co., 1951.
6356.5 HAMPTON, WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
.501 "New Women's Committee Determined Hampton Will Pay Its Own Way," by Virginia Tracy, Baltimore Evening Sun, April 6, 1953.
HARFORD COUNTY (MD.), EARLY HISTORY
See 6355.004 Harford County Land Records
2317.004 H.C. Geneal. Resources
6357. HEALTH and MEDICINE
.001 Medical refs in Eliza Ridgely's Diary, 1841-2
.002 "Disease and Death in the Nineteenth Century," by James Byars Carter, M.D., National Genealogical Society Quarterly, December 1988.
Also see 8560. MEDICINE
6357.3 HISTORIC HAMPTON, INC.
6360. HORSES and HORSE RACING
.001 "History of Hampton Closely Linked to Horses," by Martha Bennett Stiles, Maryland Horse Magazine, February 1971
.002 Post Boy of Hampton, including copy of letter from B. Wilkes to Col. Miles Selden
.003 Horses at Hampton, unreferenced
.004 Post Boy, Wager and Cup
.005 Hampton Stables - miscellaneous data including floor plans and reserach reports by National Park Service.
.006 Post Boy of Hampton - miscellaneous data on Post Boy and horseracing in Maryland and D.C.
.007 a) "A Sure Bet: Thoroughbreds at Hampton," by Lynne Dakin Hastings
b) "The Maryland Hunt Cup, 1894-1994," by Margaret Worrall
c) "At the Track: Thoroughbred Racing in Md., 1870- 1973," by Joseph B. Kelly, Maryland Historic Magazine, Spring, 1994.
.008 "Hamptom Renews Past," by Louise Ingalls, The News American, May 15, 1969.
6374. HOUSES and STRUCTURES, HISTORIC
.050 Anneslie, Baltimore
a) News from Historic Towson, Summer 1993
b) "'Anneslie' May Be Razed,"Baltimore Sum, November 5, 1972.
.075 Arlington, Arlington, Virginia
a) "Arlington House, a Mansion That Was a Monument," by Roger Kennedy, adapted from the author's Architecture, Men, Women, and Money.
Also see 1735.001 ROOFING
.101 Auburn, Towson, Maryland:
Auburn was the home of Rebecca Dorsey Ridgely after the death of the builder of Hampton.
a) Auburn, News from Historic Towson, Winter, 1991.
b) "Auburn House, an Important Preservation Project," by Towson State College, 1976. Review of its restoration and conversion to a club.
c) "Restoration, Refurnishing For 200 Year Old Mansion," Towson State Alumni News (?), October, 1974.
d) "A 'Fun' Landmark in Towson," by Carleton Jones, Baltimore Sun, November 30, 1975.
Also see 2763. RIDGELY, REBECCA DORSEY
.104 Bayou Bend, Houston, Texas:
a) "Houston's Keepsake Estate," by John Ashby Wilburn, Travel and Leisure, September 1994
.105 Belmont
a) Excerpts, Colonial Mansions of Maryland and Delaware, by John Martin Hammond.
b) "The Story of Belmont," by Barbara Brand, Smithsonian Inst. Press, 1974.
c) Burials in Belmont cemetery.
d) Brochure, Smithsonian Inst. Confrence Center.
Also see 2168. DORSEY Family
Belmont, ancestral home of the Dorseys, was birthplace of Rebecca and Priscilla Dorsey Ridgely, first and second mistresses of Hampton.
.106 Belvedere, Baltimore. Home of John Eager Howard.
a) Copy of etching or line drawing, no source.
b) "Historic Belvedere," unreferenced tearsheets, ca 1950 (?).
.108 Boscobel, Garrison-on-Hudson, N.Y.
a) Postcards (3).
.1085 The Breakers, Newport, R. I.
a) "Historic Houses: The Breakers," by Brendan Gill, Architectural Digest, April, 1995.
.109 Chestnutwood, Baltimore
a) "Symphony's '78 Showhouse," Baltimore Sun, February 5, 1978
.110 Cliveden, Germantown, Pa.
a) Postcard depicting the entrance hall painting of the reception for LaFayette.
b) "Chew Family Home Shows Life of Charm," by Jean Woods, The Herald-Mail, Jan. 28, 1990.
.112 Decatur House, Washington, D. C.
a) "Influence and Ambition," by Kim Keister, Historic Preservation, March/April, 1995.
.115 Dumbarton, Towson, Md.
a) News from Historic Towson, Winter, 1989.
.120 Epsom, Towson, Md. (from Cliveden colections):
a) Advertisement for sale of property, by D. Britton Chambers, Phila, ca 1910.
b) Letter, 11 July 1910, describing the property.
c) Advertisement, Country Life, March 1910, by Samuel Chew, Phila.
d) Five photographs, ca 1910, two of which show Hampton in background.
Epsom was part of the Hampton holdings, and was acquired by Henry B. Chew who married Harriet Ridgely, daughter of the Governor.
Also see: 6355.027 Hampton and Epsom
6374 .121 Evergreen, Baltimore, Md.:
a) Minutes of Restoration Advisory Committee, 1989-90, and correspondence.
b) Excerpt from 1946 letter by Mrs. John Work Garrett to Trustees of J.H.U.
c) "Bakst at Evergreen," by Susan G. Tripp, Director, J.H.U. Collections.
d) Museum Brochure, undated.
e) Restoration, acknowledgment of contributors, undated.
Also see 5710.001 EVERGREEN Garden Restoration
.125 Fallingwater, Mill Run, Pa:
a) Postcard, Fallingwater
b) Postcard photograph, Frank Lloyd Wright, by Eisenstadt, 1956.
c) "Fallingwater, Architectural Masterpiece," by JoAnne C. Broadwater, Baltimore Sun, May 16, 1993.
.127 Filoli, San Francisco Peninsula, California:
a) "A Place Apart," by Jane Brown Gillette, Historic Preservation, July/August, 1994.
.129 Glen Ellen, Towson, Md:
a) "Once, There Was A Castle," by Katherine Drew Deboalt, Baltimore Sun Magazine, June 6, 1993.
b) "Baltimore County Castle," by Frederick J. Hoffman, 1983.
c) Drawings and floor plan.
d) "Hike to Ruins of Glen Ellen," News From Historic Towson, Winter 1993.
e) Land Survey, February 1835.
f) "Architecture of the Old South - Maryland," by Mills Lane (excerpts).
g) Photographs (original) of Glen Ellen ruins, Spring 1993.
h) Deed from Priscilla White to Robert Gilmor, Jr., 17 October 1838.
Gore Place, Waltham, Massachusetts
See 2330.001 GORE, CHRISTOPHER
.130 Gunston Hall, Masons Neck, Va.:
a) Program "Life in a Noble Household: 1550- 1800," by Geoffrey Beard, March 15, 1990.
b) "Tidewater Treasure," by Martin Filler, House and Garden, November 19__.
.138 Habre de Venture. Thomas Stone House, Port Tobacco, Md.
a) Excerpts from Congressional Record, October 12, 1978.
Amendment by Sen. Mathias for its
acquisition as a National Park.
.139 Hammond-Harwood House, Annapolis, Md.
a) Palladian Refinement: The Hammond-Harwood House, and The Hammond-Harwood House; an Elegant Town House in a Colonial Capital, by Barbara Alston Brand. Program, Hunt Valley Antique Show, 1983.
b) Interim Furnishings Plan, 1994, The Hammond- Harwood House Association, Inc. Draft.
Also see 6355.028 HAMPTON Histories
.140 Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation, Glynn County, Ga.
a) Park guide brochures.
.143 Homewood, Baltimore, Md:
a) Reproduction of painting, "The Parting Guests," by Alfred Wordsworth Thompson, from Landscape and Genre Paintings, Vol. III.
b) Program, Inaugural Members Evening, February 9, 1990.
c) "Homewood House: Putting Together the Puzzle," by Rhonda Watts, Johns Hopkins Magazine, December, 1987.
d) "Homewood," by John Dorsey, Sun Magazine, September 6, 1987.
e) Invitation and Program, Homewood Dedication and Dinner, September 15, 1987.
f) Museum brochure and Directory of Furnishings,including provenance.
g) "Homewood Restores Privy, saves 19th Century Graffiti," by Clara Marin Gray, J.H.U. Gazette, September 27, 1988.
h) "Historic Homewood," by John Dorsey, Baltimore Sun, March 29, 1987.
.145 Independence Hall, Philadelphia
a) Reproduction of hand colored lithograph by Augustus Kollner, 1848
.148 Ladew House (and Topiary Gardens), Maryland
a) Memorandum on furnishing for Docents
.150 Lincoln Home, Springfield, Illinois
a) Postcards.
.154 Long, Robert, House, Baltimore, Md.
a) "Revealing the Face of History," by John Dorsey, Baltimore Sun, May 18, 1986.
b) "Society Plans to Use 1775 Building...," by Edward Gunts, Baltimore Sun, April 27, 1995.
.1541 Long Quarter Farm, Timonium, Md.
a) "House of Good Times," by Amalie Adler Ascher, Baltimore Sun Magazine, January 10, 1982.
b) Christmas card, sketch of Long Quarter Farm, Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Post, owners, 1973
c) "The Long Quarter," 1995 notes by Kent Lancaster
.1542 Long Branch, Millwood, Shenandoah Valley, Va.
a) "Historic Architecture: Long Branch," by Susan Mary Alsop, Architectural Digest, 1993
b) Brochure, Historic Long Branch, Millwood, Va.
.156 Maymont, Richmond, Va.:
a) Brochure, Maymont Foundation, Richmond.
.157 Melrose, Natchez, Miss.:
a) "Melrose," Mississippi Parks Magazine, 1992.
b) National Park brochure, 1992.
.158 Montgomery Place, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y.
a) "Hudson River Manor," by Martin Filler.
.160 Monticello, Charlottesville, Va.:
a) "Ready When You Are, Bill (Clinton)," National Preservation News, Mar-Apr 1993. Coverage of Clinton's pre-innaugural visit.
b) Postcard.
c) "Monticello's Moments," by Sarah Booth Conroy, Washington Post, April 8, 1993. 250th Jefferson anniversary.
Also see 5710.002 Monticello Garden and 5710.007 Restoration
.161 Mount Vernon, Virginia:
a) Schedule of outbuildings, principally at Mansion Farm, typescript, ca 1949, The Mt. Vernon Ladies' Association.
.163 Northpoint, earlier Charles Ridgely residence.
a) Account of Battle of Northpoint, excerpted from "Old Baltimore". Includes sketch of house.
.165 Oatlands
See 5710.006 Oatlands Garden Restoration
.166 Octagon, Washington, D.C.
a) "Washington's Decorative Dandy Past," by Sarah Booth Conroy, Washington Post, October 6, 1991. Decorative Arts Exhibits by the Octagon.
.167 Olana, Hudson River, N.Y.
a) "The Eclectic Aesthetes," by Stephen Calloway, House and Garden, February, 1992. Article on Frederick, Lord Leighton, and Frederick Edwin Church, and their similar houses.
.169 Perry Hall
a) "Perry Hall: Sister Mansion of the Hampton House," by Joann Harris, Baltimore Sun Magazine, July 20, 1969.
.1695 Readbourne, Queen Anne's County, Md.
a) "Readbourne, Queen Anne's County," by Thomas T. Waterman, Maryland Historical Magazine, undated.
.1698 River House, Chestertown, Md.
a) Brochure, Maryland Historic Trust, undated.
.170 Riversdale, Riverdale, Md.
Plantation home of the Calvert family
a) Newsletter, Winter, 1992.
.172 Rosewell, Mann Page mansion, near Williamsburg, Va
a) "Remains of the Day," by Laura McMarlin Hollis, Historic Preservation, Nov/Dec, 1994.175Sherman-Fisher-Shellman House, Westminster, Md.
a) Visitor Guide, 1991.
.1755 Smith Castle, Wickford, R.I.
a) Brochures, The Comumscussoc Association, ca 1994.
.176 Springfield, Conococheague, Md.
a) "Springfield Farm of Conococheague," by Mary Vernon Mish, Maryland Historic Magazine, December 1952.
b) Memento of 23rd Annual Dinner, Maryland Society of Pennsylvania, 1962.
.180 Sully, Virginia. Home of Richard Bland Lee.
a) "Complete Architectural Description of Buildings at Sully Plantation.
.190 Towson, Maryland
a) "Historic Towson Sampler," Guidebook of Historic Towson, Inc.
Also see 2763.001 RIDGELY, REBECCA
.191 Towson Court House (Baltimore County)
a) "Places in Our History," B.G.& E.(?).
.193 Virginia House, Richmond, Va.:
a) Brochure, Virginia Historical Society.
Waverly, Howard County See 6788.005 "S.P.M.A. Given Waverly, 1975."
.195 Washington Monument, Baltimore
a) From B.G.& E. publication (?)
b) "Baltimore's Simple and Majestic Washington Monument," by Peter Kumpa, Baltimore Sun, April, 1980.
.200 Weir House, Wilton, Connecticut
a) "Impressions of a House," by Paul Hochman, House and Garden, November 1992.
Also see 5710. Restoration of Historic Gardens
HOWARD COUNTY, Early History
See 2385.003 HOWARD FAMILY
INDENTURES
See 6590.001 NORTHAMPTON
See 2763.001 RIDGELY, REBECCA DORSEY
6505. LAND
.001 Indenture, January 26, 1760, conveying Ravens Rest to Charles Ridgely. Baltimore County Deeds, Liber 14, pages 98 - 100
.002 Indenture, November 11, 1760, conveying Northampton, Oakhampton, Hampton Court, part of Stones Venture, and several slaves, from Charles Ridgely, Merchant, to Charles Ridgely the Younger. Baltimore County Deeds, Liber 14, pages 420 - 424.
.003 Land Office Patent, 1695. Northampton, 1500 acres, to Col. Henry Darnall.
.004 Land Office Patent, 1703. Northampton, Col. Henry Darnall. (Reaffirmation)
.005 "The Land Holdings of the Ridgelys of Hampton, 1726 - 1843," by Anne C. Edmonds. Master's Thesis, Johns Hopkins University, 1959.
Also see 6056. EARLY BALTIMORE HISTORY
6555. EARLY MARYLAND HISTORY
6510. LEGAL RESEARCH
.001 "Marriage Records (U. K.)," by J. S. W. Gibson, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1986
.002 "Probate Jurisdictions (U. K.)," by J. S. W. Gibson, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1986
.003 "Record Offices (U. K.)," by J. S. W. Gibson, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1986
6553. MAPS
.001 Hampton Estate, National Park Service overlay of 1843 map, July 17, 1951.
.002 "Some Baltimore County Land Grants," by Thomas D. Penniman and Malcolm W. Waring. Includes Ridgely properties.
.003 Hampton, 1843, by Joshua Barney
.004 Excerpts, Hampton, Baltimore County Atlas, 1877
Also see 6056.004 Baltimore City Map, 1801.
6555. MARYLAND, EARLY HISTORY OF
.001 Excerpts, "Captains and Early Mariners of Early Maryland," by Raphael Semmes, 1937.
.002 "A Checklist of Card Indexes, Public Reference .003"Maryland Rent Rolls, 1700 - 1724, Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties," a consolidation of articles from Maryland Historical Magazine.
.004 Index, Harford County Land Records, excerpt of Ridgely listings.
Also see: 2317 GENEALOGY, GENERAL
6556. MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
.001 Special Issue: History in Maryland, The Sesquicentennial of the Maryland Historical Society, Maryland Historical Magazine, Summer, 1994.
6580. NATURAL HISTORY
.001 "Huge Tooth of Mastodon," Baltimore Sun, June 23, 1906. Had been found near iron furnace.
6590. NORTHAMPTON, Baltimore County
.001 Indenture, by Henry Darnall to Charles Carroll, July 29, 1731. Provincial Court Land Records.
Also see 6505.002ff LAND
.002 "Historical Notes on 'Northampton' in the Eighteenth Century," by Brooks S. Blades and Lynne Dakin Hastings.
.003 Land Surveys, Original 1695 and 1757 Resurvey. Also entry of Resurvey in Baltimore County Land Records, October 1, 1757.
.004 Indenture, April 2, 1745, by Ann Hill et alii, conveying Northampton to Charles Ridgely, Merchant.
.005 Partial excerpt, Maryland Historical Magazine, June, 1949.
Also see 6505. LAND
6640. PHOTOGRAPHS and PHOTOGRAPHY
.001 "Mirror With A Memory," by Julia Ridgely, Johns Hopkins Magazine, October, 1989.
.001 "Robert Cornelius: Portraits From The Dawn Of Photography," by William F. Stapp, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Instution, 1983.
6715. REENACTMENTS
.001 Reenactment of George Washington's trip to New York for first innauguration. Undocumented photo of actors at Hampton, 1976. Ridgely landau also shown (?).
6758. SCHOOLS and SCHOOLING
.001 Advertisement, 1796, for school (male) at Hampton.
6778. SLAVERY and BLACK HISTORY
.001 "Clothes for the People, Slave Clothing in Early Virginia," by Linda Baumgartner, Journal of EarlySouthern Decorative Arts, November 1988.
.002 "Slave Lifeways at Mount Vernon," by Dennis J. Pogue, Mt. Vernon Ladies Assn., 1991.
.004 "East Towson Fights Development," Baltimore Sun, May 10, 1992.
.006 Mining the Museum, Program of exhibition, Maryland Historical Society, 1992.
.007 "Pre Civil War Baltimore Rife With Slaves," by Jacques Kelly, Baltimore Sun, 1990.
.008 "Slavery at Hampton," by Dr. Hayward Farrar, 1989.
.009 "Black Labor at the Hampton Estate During the Civil War and Reconstruction," by Stacia Gregory, 1984.
.010 "African-American History at Hampton (and other) Historic Sites," by Dr. Hayward Farrar.
.011 "Before Segregation," by Jan Lewis, N. Y. Times, July 10, 1988. Book Review of "The World They Made Together," by M. Jechel Sobel.
.012 "Oral History Sources," Lesson 8, N. P. S. Self-Study Course.
.013 "Slavery at Hampton," by Betty Pitman and Scott____?___.
.014 "Benjamin Quarles Mined the History of Black America," Baltimore Sun, May 17, 1987.
.015 Excerpts from "Coal, Iron, and Slaves," by Ronald L. Lewis, re motivation of slave workers in the iron industry.
.016 Draft "History of Slavery in Maryland." Unsigned typescript.
.017 "Famous Maryland Blacks," unsigned typescript.
.018 "About Black Americans" Chronological chart, 1492 through 1978.
.019 Excerpts from "Slavery in the Cities," by Richard C. Wade, 1964.
.020 Excerpt from "Maryland Legends, Folklore, and Customs," by C. Verplanck. (Typescript)
.021 Copy of Manumission of Polly (Mary Jones), 1860, under terms of the Will of Charles Carnan Ridgely.
.022 Advertisement for runaway slave, Northampton Furnace, American Commercial Daily, October 26, 1814.
.023 Excerpts, "Slave States," by Frederick Law Olmstead, 1860. Observations in the South, in the 1850's, by the great landscape architect.
.024 "Surviving Slave Homes Provide Look Into The Past," by Bruce Jacobs, Baltimore Sun, February 13, 1989.
.025 "Plantation Voices," by Roy Pattishall, Emory Magazine, January, 1988. Subtitle: Diaries of the Antebellum South reveal the complex relationships between mistresses and their female slaves.
.026 "Living History or Undying Racism?" by Tamara Jones, Washington Post, October 11, 1994. Re Mock slave auction in Williamsburg.
Also see 6126.000 CIVIL WAR
4653.002 POTTERY Colonoware 2175.001 DOUGLAS, Frederick
2430.001 JOHNSON, Joshua
2845.000 TUBMAN, Harriet
8458.002 IRON FURNACES
8458.005 COAL, IRON, AND 8130.000 CIVIL RIGHTS
6788. SOCIETY FOR PRESERVATION OF MARYLAND ANTIQUITIES
.001 "Fund Lack May Close Hampton", Baltimore Evening Sun, January 14, 1953.
.002 "Antiquities Society Given $10,000. By Indianian,"
Baltimore Evening Sun, July 9, 1951.
.003 "How Historic Preservation Got Its Start Here," by Nancy Miller, President of S.P.M.A. The News-American, July 1, 1982.
.004 Program, Dedication of Hampton National Historic Site, April 30, 1950.
.005 The Phoenix, Newsletter of S.P.M.A., Summer, 1982.
.006 "Suit Filed Over Hampton Gift," by David M. Ettlin, Baltimore Sun, April 28, 1983, and "Suit alleges Hampton Endowment Misused," By Jean Blevins, Baltimore News-American.
.007 "Preservation of Maryland Antiquities," The Maryland Clubwoman, October, 1949.
.008 Press Release (typescript), October, 1974, announcing appointment of Pierre G. T. Beauregard III, as Executive Director.
.009 "Beauty's Utility," a letter to the editor, Baltimore Sun, January 3, 1953, by John H. Scarff.
Also see 2565. Miller, John Franklin
TOWSON
See 2763.001 RIDGELY, REBECCA DORSEY
See 6374.190 HISTORIC HOUSES, Towson
WILLS
See 2000.000 BIOGRAPHICAL/GENEALOGICAL
SERIES 7000. - HOME ECONOMICS
7054. BATHING
.001 Excerpts from "Mechanization Takes Command," by Siegfried Giedeon, Oxford University Press, N. Y., 1948.
7090 BOTTLES
.001 "Bottled History at Hampton,", by James H. Bready,Baltimore Sun Magazine, February 8, 1976.
CHRISTMAS
See 7375. HOLIDAYS
EASTER
See 7375. HOLIDAYS
FIRE MAKING
See 7528. LIGHT and LIGHTING
7275. FOOD and COOKING
.001 Excerpt, "Food and Drink in America," by Richard J. Hooker, page 156, describing a Hampton reception, March 4,1851. Also typescript of entries for same function in Hampton Account books.
.002 "Museum Food (Artificial)," Sunday News Ledger, May 12, 1991.
.003 "This May Have Been Hampton's Cookbook," by Gerri Kobren, Baltimore Sun Magazine, April 18, 1976.
.004 "Poor Colonists Braved Hardships," by Kristin
Goff, The News American, August 3, 1975.
.005 Typed notes on 18th century dining, by Ken Kirwin, Independence Hall (?).
.006 Excerpts from "Customs on the Tabletop," Old Sturbridge Village (?).
.007 "Sample Grocery List from the 1830's," taken from accounts of Susan Brown. Typescript.
.008 "Maryland Beaten Biscuits," by Dick Orrell, Orrell's Beaten Biscuits, Wye Mills, Md.
.009 "Interpreting Recipes for Early American Baked Goods," by Phillip Mason, Early American Life, undated.
.010 "Colonial Cuisine Much Like Ours," by Naomi K. Hopkins, ca 1987.
Also see 7480. KITCHENS
7276. FOOD WARMERS
.001 "Food Warmers and Their Lamps," by Lura Woodside Watkins, August 1964.
7375. HOLIDAYS
.001 "Christmas at Hampton," by Margaret Worrall, Country Magazine, December 1983.
.002 "Christmas Decorations at Winterthur," Americana, December, 1990.
.003 Christmas at Hampton. Excerpts from Eliza Ridgely's 1841 diary and boyhood recollections by John Ridgely III. Views from the Cupola, Winter 1981.
.004 Christmas Decorations for a Victorian Music Room at Hampton National Historic Site, by Nancy J. Bechtol, December 1983.
.005 Miscellaneous Baltimore newspaper clippings about Christmas events at Hampton, 1950's to 1979 (S.P.M.A. period).
.006 Yuletide at Hampton. Press clippings, 1979-1994 .
.007 "Hampton Decorations Will Evoke Federal Era," by Amalie Adler Ascher, Baltimore Sun, December 5, 1982.
.008 "Memories of Christmas Past," by Eleanor S. Herman, Towson Times Magazine, December 22, 1982. Cover illustration of Hampton Dining Room.
.009 "German Christmas Trees Had Roots in Paganism," by John Tagliabue, Baltimore Sun, December 24, 1977.
.010 Press releases, Hampton Easter Egg Hunt, 1985.
7385. HOUSEKEEPING
.001 "The Heritage of Housekeeping," by Nancy Richardson, House and Garden, December 1992.
.002 "The Not So Good Old Days," by Katherine Scarborough, Baltimore Sun, September 7, 1952.
.003 Letter, William E. Sargent to Md. Hist Soc., Sept 20, 1985, mentioning a forbear, Kate Eyre, who was housekeeper at Hampton.
7480. KITCHENS
.001 Typescript of kitchen equipment from Mt. Vernon Ladies Association, January 1949.
7528. LIGHT and LIGHTING
.001 "Light and Fire Making," by Henry C. Mercer, Bucks County Historical Society, 1898 (reprint).
.002 Conference Notes, Bright Ideas - The History and Use of Lighting Devices, The Mercer Museum, November 14, 1987.
Also see 4508. LAMPS
4104. CANDLES and CANDLELIGHT
QUILTS
See 9683. QUILTS
SEWING
See 9755. SEWING
7780. STOVES and OVENS
.001 Advertisement, Republican and Argus, Baltimore, March 26, 1850, for in-fireplace oven.
7804. TABLE SETTINGS
.001 "Maryland Table Settings," by Jennifer F. Goldsborough, unreferenced magazine or catalog article.
7810. TEAROOM (at HAMPTON)
.001 "Good Bread, Good Meat, Mon Dieu, Let's Eat,"Baltimore Sun, May 4, 1950.
.002 "Food Fit For a King at Hampton House," by Sara Wright, Baltimore Sun, August 23, 1962.
.003 "Come Into the Kitchen,"by Margot Doss, Baltimore Sun, ca 1950.
Also see 8810. Tearoom (Hampton)
7925. WINE
.001 Advertisement, Madeira from Hampton cellars, 1977.
.002 "Unlikely Wine Mogul," article on Boordy Vineyards, Baltimore Sun, September 22, 1991.
.003 "New Options for Old Wine Problem," by Thomas Mathews, he Wine Spectator,
.004 "Gov. Warfield's Brandy-Fortified Madiera Is Back at Hampton House - and Tastes Great," by Michael Dresser, Baltimore Sun, June (?), 1991.
.005 Notes on tasting Hampton Madiera, by Michael Dresser, June 1991.
.006 "British Wine Museum Honors the Bicentennial," by Louise Ingalls, The News American, November 2, 1975. Re Harvey's Wine Museum, Bristol.
7946. WRITING MATERIALS
.001 List of writing materials belonging to George Washington, no source.
SERIES 8000. - SOCIO-ECONOMIC
8015. AGRICULTURE
.001 "History of Land Use at Valley Forge," by Brian Lambert, Valley Forge N. H. D.
.002 Excerpts, "Common Landscape in America, 1580 to 1845," by John R. Stilgoe
.003 Excerpts, "A Tour in America in 1798, 1799, and 1800," by Richard Perkinson, London, 1805. Describes a visit to inspect agriculture at Hampton.
.004 Excerpts, "Where the Arts and Virtue Unite," by Charles Arthur Hammond, Doctoral Candidate, Boston University, 1982. Recounts gift of piglets to Timothy Pickering by Governor Ridgely.
.005 Gail Smith notes on conversation with John Ridgely III about importation of Jersey cattle to Hampton.
.006 Letter, October 24, 1994, from John McGrain, Baltimore County Landmarks Commission, citing reference to William Towson's renting a cornfield at Northampton, 1745.
8130. CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
.001 Chronological Outline of the Civil Rights Movement, 1955 - 1968. Unsigned.
.002 Maryland Historical Magazine, Fall 1994. Special Issue devoted to Civil Rights and Race Relations in Maryland.
8140. COATS OF ARMS
.001 "Furnished with 'Gentility'": Use of the Ridgely Arms at Hampton," by Lynne Dakin Hastings. Maryland Historical Society catalog, 1987. Includes glossies of photographs.
.002 Correspondence, 1947-48, between J. R. B. Walker, Rouge Croix, College of Arms, London, U.K., and Elizabeth McElroy Ray, Society for Preservation of Md. Antiquities, re Ridgely Arms.
.003 Miscellaneous data and references (no sources), Ridgely Coat of Arms.
.004 Excerpts, "Heraldic Design," by Hubert Allcock..005Excerpts, "Heraldic Marylandia," by Harry Wright Newman, 1968.
DEPRESSIONS
See 8630. PANICS
8196. DUELLING
.001 "In the Park, Hot-headed Young Men Dueled for Their Honor," by Peter Kumpa, Baltimore Sun, January 25, 1988.
8215. EDUCATION
.001 The Education of the Ridgelys, by Stacia Gregory
8230. ENTERTAINING
.001 Hampton Guest Book, entries, 1903 - 1904.
.002 Article, Baltimore American, November 15, 1832, describing entertainment at Hampton. (Typescript)
.003 "50 Years Ago," Baltimore Sun, December 1956. Item recounts visit of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt to Hampton, December, 1906.
.004 "An Eighteenth Century Party at Hampton," by Gerri Kobren, Baltimore Sun Magazine, March 11, 1976. Article on costume party at Hampton, with cover photo.
.005 Advertisement, Cotillion Parties, Federal Gazette, Baltimore, Dcember 22, 1813. Managers signing include C. Ridgely Jr. of H. and J. E. Howard, Jr.
8251. FAMILY
.001 "Family: Image and Reality," Maryland Humanities, Winter 1993.
8255. FARMS AND FARMING
.001 Hampton Farm, copies of photographs from 1930's and 1940's of farm buildings, livestock, and family members.
.002 Press releases, Hampton Farm Day, 1985 - 1987.
8280. FREEMASONRY
.001 "Most Ancient and Honourable Fraternity," by Bruce P. Lenman, Colonial Williamsburg, Spring 1993.
8305. GAMES
.001 Cricket. "Colonial Cricketers in London," by Alan Simpson, and "The Wednesday Evening Cricket Game," by George Pettengell, Colonial Williamsburg, Spring, 1993.
8340. GRISTMILLS
.001 Excerpts, "Gristmills in Baltimore County," by John McGrain, Heritage Press, 1980.
.002 Color photograph, Amos Mill, Harford County, Maryland.
.003 Photograph, 1920-22 of Hampton (or Northampton) Mill, Baltimore County Public Library Collection.
.004 "Millers' Tales," edited by Kim Keister, Historic Preservation, March/April, 1995. Re: Longfellow's Wayside Mill, Sudbury, Massachusetts.
8351 HAMPTON N.H.S. - ACTIVITIES
.001 Miscellaneous press releases, 1979 - 1994.
Also see: 8780.001 SOCIETY/SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
8354 HARBORS
.001 "Inner Harbor Filling In Is Suggested," Baltimore Sun, March 4, 1946.
HERALDRY
See 8140. COATS OF ARMS
HOTELS
See 8781. SPAS
HOUSING, PUBLIC
See 2635. PEABODY, GEORGE
8420. INDENTURED SERVANTS
.001 "The White Servants at 'Northampton,' 1772-1774," by William D. Hoyt, Jr. Maryland Historical Magazine, June, 1938.
8425. INVENTORIES
.001 Unidentified copy of 18th Century Inventory from Winterthur Archives.
Also see 2000. series BOGRAPHICAL
8458. IRON FURNACES
.001 Advertisement, sale of 1/3 interest in Northampton Furnace, September 10, 1770.
.002 "The Pre-Industrial Iron Worker: Northampton Iron Works, 1780 - 1820," by Charles G. Steffen.
.003 Advertisement, American and Commercial Daily (Baltimore), February 12, 1812, for Ridgely's Iron, by Allen Dorsey.
.004 Excerpts, "Maryland Geological Survey," by Joseph T. Singewald, Johns Hopkins Press, 1911.
.005 Excerpts, Coal, Iron, and Slaves, by Ronald L. Lewis, 1979.
.006 Hampton flyer on Northampton Iron Furnace.
.007 Letter, 21 June 1814, from Thomas Tingey, Commandant of Washington Navy Yard, to Wm. Jones, Secretary of the Navy, referencing high quality of Ridgely iron being requisitioned for U.S.S. Frigate Columbia.
.008 Excerpts, "From Pig Iron to Cotton Duck," by John W. McGrain. History of manufacturing villages in Baltimore County, including Ridgely enterprises.
.009 "Building a Frontier Ironworks: Problems of Transport and Supply, 1837-1840," by Katherine A. Harvey, Maryland Historical Magazine, Summer 1975
.010 Unreferenced typescript on early iron furnace con- struction and operation.
.011 "The Development and Decline of Dorsey's Forge," by John W. McGrain, Maryland Historical Magazine,Fall 1977. Caleb Dorsey was father of first two mistresses of Hampton, Rebecca and Priscilla.
.012 Excerpts, "Pennsylvania Iron Manufacture in the Eighteenth Century," by Arthur Cecil Bining, 1938.
8525. LIVING EXPENSES
.001 "Household Living Expenses at the End of the 18th Century," by James W. Jones, History Trails (Balto County Hist. Soc.), Autumn 1983.
8555. MARRIAGE
.001 Memo, State of Maryland, Division of Vital Records, 1980, outlining procedure for securing
copies of Marriage Certificates.
Also see 2022.001 ANDERSON Family
8560 MEDICINE
.001 "John Wesley on Curing Human Ills," by John H. Scarff, Baltimore Sun, November 1951.
Also see 6357. HEALTH & MEDICINE
METHODISM
See 8560.001 "John Wesley on Curing...
2794.001 STRAWBRIDGE, Rev. ROBERT
MILLS
See 8340. GRIST MILLS
8565. MONEY
.001 Interpretive Bulletin: "18th Century Money," Gadsby's Tavern Museum. No date.
8630. PANICS
.001 "The Panic of 1819: Baltimore Struggles Through a Depression," by Peter Kumpa, Baltimore Sun, June 12, 1988.
8710. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
.001 Advertisement, Hampton Village, Baltimore Sun, June 8, 1952.
SAWMILLS
See 1930. WOODWORKING
8780. SOCIETY and SOCIAL ACTIVITIES at Hampton (1949-1969)
.001 "Smart Set" and other articles, Baltimore papers, during operation of Hampton by S. P. O. M. A., ca 1950 - 1970.
Also see 8351. HAMPTON N.H.S.
8781. SPAS
.001 Article on Virginia and West Virginia spas (Homestead, Greenbrier, etc.) by Charles T. A. Larson, Mid-Atlantic Country, January, 1989.
8785. SUFFRAGE
.001 "Women's Rights - The Right to Vote
TAXES
See 6056. BALTIMORE, EARLY HISTORY
8810. TEAROOM, HAMPTON
.001 Menu Cover, menus, and placemat, ca 1950
.002 "Light Lunches in a Heavy Mansion," by John Dorsey, no source or date.
.003 "Tearoom Food Isn't Great but the Setting Is," by Elizabeth Large, Baltimore Sun, October 24, 1980.
Also see 2315. GARNES, LeROY
WEDDINGS
See 8555. MARRIAGE
8930. WORLD FAIRS
.001 Columbian Exposition of 1893. "Sell the Cookstove, but Come to the Fair," by Phil Patton, Smithsonian Magazine, 1993 (?).
8940. WIDOWHOOD
.OO1 "The Widows of Williamsburg," by Mary Tilley Theobald, Colonial Williamsburg, Spring 1993.
WILLS
See 2000. Series, Biographical/Genealogical.
8945. WOMEN and WOMEN'S RIGHTS
.001 "Needles and Pins and the Cult of True Womanhood," by Barbara K. Weeks, Maryland Historical Society, 1994. Concerns 19th century women and makers of Baltimore Album Quilts.
Also see 8785. SUFFRAGE
SERIES 9000. - WEARING APPAREL and TEXTILES
BED HANGINGS
See 9148. CURTAINS, etc.
9090. BUTTONS
.001 "A History of the Button," by Roy Earnshaw, Lands End Catalog excerpt.
CARPETS
See 9745. RUGS and CARPETS
9120. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
.001 Excerpts. "Images of Childhood," by Anita Schorsen
.002 Excerpt, "Children, 16th - 20th Centuries," from Five Centuries of American Costume, by Turner Wilcox.
9123. CLOTHING, HISTORIC PERIODS
.001 Excerpt (no source), "A Brief Survey of Period Costume and Coiffure," Chapter Three.
.002 Excerpt (no Source), "Outline of Costume History," Chapter 4. Ancient thru 20th century.
.003 Excerpts, "Costume Through the Ages," by James Laver. 18th through 20th centuries.
9124. CLOTHING, 18th Century
.001 Excerpt, Chapter Nine, French Costume (1700), from "Historic Costume," by Morris Lester and Rose N. Kerr.
Also see 9814.007 Catalogue No. 6
9125. CLOTHING, 19th Century
.001 "Clothing a New England Family, 1800 - 1840," by Jane C. Nylander, Early American Life, December 1980.
.002 Excerpts, "Historical Costumes of England," by Nancy Bradford. Late Georgian thru Victorian sections.
.003 Excerpts, "Period Notes," by Joan Severa. Years included: 1835, 1840, 1857, 1865, 1876, 1893 and 1896.
.004 Plates, "Historic Costume," by Morris Lester and Rose N. Kerr.
Also see 9814.007 Catalogue No. 6
9126. CLOTHING, 20th Century
.001 Excerpts, "Five Centuries of American Costume," by Turner Wilcox
.002 Plates, "Historic Costume," by Morris Lester and Rose N. Kerr.
9137. COAT HANGERS
.001 "My Grandfather Invented the Wire Coat Hanger," by Barbara Mussell, excerpt from People's Almanac, 1978
9138. COIFFURE
See 9123.001 CLOTHING, Historic Periods
9139. COLOR
.001 "Fundamentals of Color", unreferenced
.002 "Principles of Design Meanings of Color," unreferemced
.003 "Effect of Colored Lights on Various Colors," unreferenced.
9140. COSTUMES, THEATRICAL
.001 "For These Global Girdlers, the Whole World Is a Stage," by Israel Shenker, Smithsonian, November 1981.
.002 Excerpts, "Costuming for the Theatre," unreferenced.
.003 Excerpts, "Costume Design," by Bernice Prisk
.004 Excerpt, "Man and Design," otherwise unreferenced.
9145. COVERLETS
.001 "American Woven Coverlets," excerpts from typescript of B.M.A. catalog, 1984, by Anita Jones.
9148. CURTAINS, WINDOW and BED HANGINGS
.001 "18th Century American Bed & Window Hangings," by Florence M. Montgomery, unreferenced.
.002 "Bed and Window Hangings in New England, 1790-1870," by Jane C. Nylander, unreferenced.
.003 "Drapery Documents in the Study Exhibition," by Jane C. Nylander, unreferenced.
.004 Window hangings at Mt. Vernon, excerpts from archives, Mt. Vernon Ladies Assn, 1949.
.005 Comic print, ca. 1800, showing bed hangings.
.006 Illustration, Regency window treatment, unreferenced.
See 9814.004 F. A. Moreland: Decorative Upholstery
DRAPERIES
See 9148. CURTAINS, etc.
9195 DYES and DYEING
.001 "Dye Process Classification ...," by Ann E. Cordy, 1981.
9226. EMBROIDERY
.001 "Tambour Embroidery," by Judith N. Lund, Early American Life, April, 1987.
Also see 9751. SAMPLERS
FABRICS
See 9814. TEXTILES
9255. FANS
.001 Reprint, "Language of the Fan," The Spectator, June 27, 1711.
FASHION
See 9123. CLOTHING, Historic Period
See 9124. CLOTHING, 18th Century
See 9125. CLOTHING, 19th Century
See 9126. CLOTHING, 20th Century
9252. FASHION, Terminology
.001 "Basic Professional Terminology," unreferenced. Includes sketches of 20th century styles.
9505. LACE
.001 "Antique Laces," by Elizabeth H. Altman, Loan Source, Washington County Museum of Fine Art, August 1981.
.002 "Fine Lace Hard to Study Because It's Hard to Find," by Lita Solis-Cohen, Baltimore Sun, August 31, 1980.
.003 "Lace at the Court of Louis XIV," by Anne S. Kraatz, Antiques, June 1981.
9683. QUILTS
.001 "A Survey of American Quilts," by Susan Schoon Eberly, Early American Life, October 1978.
.002 Catalog, "Baltimore Album Quilts," Baltimore Museum of Art, 1981.
.003 "Baltimore Album Quilts: Lesdsons in History," by Jennifer Goldsborough, Maryland Historical Society, 1994.
9718. REFERENCES
.001 Advertisement, "Album of Fashions and Fabrics," by Barbara Johnson.
.002 Partial Bibliography, unreferenced
9745. RUGS and CARPETS
.001 "Don't Be Araid to Walk on a Valuable Oriental Rug," by Joan Rice, unreferenced.
.002 Catalog, Newbury Reproductions, Wellesley, Mass.
9751. SAMPLERS
.001 Press Release, "When This You See Remember Me," sampler exhibit, DAR Museum, Washington, 1982.
.002 Auction Catalog, the Theodore H. Kapnek Collection of American Samplers, January 31, 1981, Sotheby Parke Bernet.
9755. SEWING
.001 Peterson's Magazine, 1871 - 1872.
.002 "The Evolution of Sewing Tools," by Pamela Clabburn, Antiques Collecting, March, 1983.
STAYS
See 6778.001
STYLE
See 9252. FASHION
See 9123. CLOTHING, Historic Period
See 9124. CLOTHING, 18th Century
See 9125. CLOTHING, 19th Century
See 9126. CLOTHING, 20th Century
9814. TEXTILES
.001 "Using Reproduction Fabrics," by Jane C. Nylander, Early American Life, August, 1981.
.002 "Home Fashion with a Flourish," by Jura Koncius, Washington Home, February 20, 1986.
.003 "Scalamandre Daughter's World of Fabrics," Knight-Ridder News Service, March, 1987.
.004 "F. A. Moreland's 'Practical Decorative Uphol- stery,'" by Martha Gandy Fales, unreferenced.
.005 "Beyond the Fringe: Ornamental Upholstery Trimmings in the 17th, 18th, and Early 19th Centuries," by Linda Wesselman Jackson, unreferenced.
.006 "Textile Definitions," compiled by Catherine Melocik, 1986, for the Homewood restoration.
.007 Catalogue No. 6, Sunflower Studio, 1982. Hand- woven fabrics and historical clothing.
.008 "Colonial Dimities, Checked and Diapered," and other articles on antique textiles by Hazel E. Cummin.
/ .009 "Two Hundred Years of Textile Designs," by John Kent Tilton, Director, Scalamandre Museum of Textiles.
TRIMMINGS
See 9814.005 Beyond the Fringe...
UPHOLSTERY
See 9814.004 F. A. Moreland: Decorative Upholstery
9930. WIGS
.001 "Bewigged, Bothered and Beleaguered, the Barristers of London Carry On," by Robert Wernick, Smithsonian Magazine.
WINDOW HANGINGS
See 9148. CURTAINS, etc.
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