Cross Manor

The 2.5-story brick residence features a side-hall double parlor plan with detailed Greek Revival and Federal influenced interior woodwork throughout the structure.

The initial construction of Cross Manor began before 1765, with subsequent additions and modifications carried out during different periods of the nineteenth century.

The property represents the architectural traditions of early American residential design, combining elements from both Greek Revival and Federal building styles.

The National Register of Historic Places registration allows researchers and historians to access documentation about the building through the National Park Service database.

News anchor Ted Koppel maintains this residence, which stands as one of the oldest continuously inhabited buildings in the state of Maryland.

Location: Maryland

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 38.16110,-76.42310

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25