Calvin B. Taylor House, Federal architecture museum in Berlin, Maryland.
Calvin B. Taylor House is a 1800s Federal-style residence built with traditional wooden construction methods spread across three floors on North Main Street. The building shows typical design features of that era's residential architecture in Worcester County.
Construction of this residence started in 1832 and represents an early example of Federal architecture in Worcester County. The structure documents how prosperous families built and lived in the region during the 1800s.
The house reveals how prosperous families lived and worked in the 1800s, with rooms that show the daily life of that era. The furnishings and objects tell the story of the building's role in Berlin's community.
The location sits centrally on North Main Street for easy access, and the three-floor layout lets visitors explore at their own pace. Check current opening information before visiting and plan enough time to walk through all the rooms.
The local area has deep roots in peach farming, with the Hale Peach variety developed nearby becoming famous in the region. The house and community celebrated this agricultural heritage through festivals that honored this farming tradition.
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