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By Tom Fuchs, March 18, 2006
Welcome to Riversdale Marker
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1 Maryland, Prince George's County, Riverdale Park — Welcome to RiversdaleThe Stier-Calvert Mansion, 1801–1807
In the summer of 1794, as French Republican troops approached Antwerp, Flemish aristocrat Henri Joseph Stier (1743–1821) and his family fled to Philadelphia, taking with them their most valuable possessions, including the finest collection of Old . . . Map (db m188107) HM
2 Maryland, Prince George's County, College Park — Architectural History of the Maryland Agricultural College
The College Park Campus began on this hilltop. In 1856, Charles Benedict Calvert of Riversdale gave 420 acres for the founding of Maryland Agricultural College. The original College building was the Barracks, a beautiful six-story gothic . . . Map (db m9772) HM
3 Maryland, Prince George's County, Riverdale Park — Calvert Family Cemetery
Burial place of George & Rosalie Calvert, four infant children and Charles Benedict Calvert and his infant son. The Calvert family, descendants of the Lords Baltimore, lived at "Riversdale" from 1803 to 1887. Charles Benedict Calvert was a major . . . Map (db m123) HM
 
 
  
  
 
 
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Apr. 26, 2024