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Hampton Plantation
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The land upon which Hampton stands, was originally settled in the mid-1600s by the Talbott family. In the late 1700s the plantation was owned by the Carcaud family and the house which stands today was built around 1825 by David Carcaud. The home is designed in the Late Country Federal style with a unique applewood stair. The lumber used in the construction was hewn and pit sawn on the property. In 1844, an addition was added to the original side-entrance design completing the current symmetrical Georgian center hall floor-plan. The interior is Greek Revival which was enhanced significantly during a Colonial Revival restoration in 1940s.
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May 29, 2014
Calvert M. asked:Lisa Smith Parker Lisa Smith Parker I'm looking for horse boarding recommendations in Northern Calvert County. Ideally a farm that would consider some work in exchange for lower rates. Must have minimum one acre of pasture and 12x12 stall. Thank you! (M)Amanda B. replied:If you're willing to do self-care/co-op board, I believe Hampton Plantation on Flint Hill RD in Owings has a stall or two available. https://m.facebook.com/Hampton1825 contact Amy Lawson
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