Temora, Historic residence in Ellicott City, Maryland, US
Temora is a residence with Tuscan-Victorian architectural style located in Ellicott City, Maryland. The two-story building features a T-shaped layout and distinctive cupola that marks its roofline.
The building was constructed in 1857 by English architect Norris G. Starkweather for Dr. Arthur Pue Jr. The land came from the family when his grandmother Mary Dorsey Pue made it available.
The name draws from Ossian's poems and reflects the literary tastes of the original owners during the 1800s. This connection to classical works continues to shape how the house is understood and remembered today.
The property can be viewed from the street and is part of the historic register. Plan your visit during daylight hours for the best views of its architectural details.
The land around this property has transformed over the decades, with part of what was once pasture now occupied by a Latter-day Saints Church building. This shift shows how the surrounding neighborhood evolved.
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