Spring Bank Farm

Spring Bank Farm is a historic property in Frederick County with a main house built in 1880 that blends Gothic Revival and Italianate architectural elements. The residence sits on 10.4 acres near Harmony Grove and retains original agricultural structures dating to that era.

Charles G. Walter constructed this substantial residence in the late 1800s as part of the agricultural prosperity growing in Frederick County. The building reflects the economic success that farming families achieved during this period of rural expansion.

The main house displays architectural choices that reflected the tastes of prosperous rural landowners in the late 1800s. The decorative details visible on the facade and throughout the rooms show how wealthy families expressed their status through design.

The property is located on Worman's Mill Road and can be easily found with the address on a map. Visitors should check in advance whether access is available, since this is a private registered historic site.

The property earned recognition in the National Register of Historic Places in 1984 for its architectural merit. This official listing marked acknowledgment of the house's distinctive design features and importance in the region's building heritage.