Many thanks to Jack Cougle https://www.facebook.com/jlcougle for compiling the following list of Historic Property applications from hhttp://mht.maryland.gov/mihp/MIHP.aspx.
Site # | MD St Archive’s # | Site Name | |
BA-74 | msa_se5_3302 | St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, 101 Church Lane | |
BA-90 | msa_se5_3318 | Old Gunpowder Meeting House, 13100 Beaver Dam Road | |
BA-886 | msa_se5_4127 | Cockeysville Freight Station | |
BA-975 | msa_se5_4216 | Shipley-Kemp House [also Bishop, Jessop, Boyd], 13023 Beaver Dam Road | |
BA-976 | msa_se5_4217 | Shipley Mill & Mill Race, 13027 Beaver Dam Road | |
BA-1785 | msa_se5_5047 | Riley-Gagliano House, 9923-9925 Railroad Avenue | |
BA-1786 | msa_se5_5048 | House, 9907 Railroad Ave | |
BA-1787 | msa_se5_5049 | House, 9905 Railroad Ave | |
BA-1788 | msa_se5_5050 | Peacock House, 9901/9903 Railroad Avenue (demolished 1981) | |
BA-1789 | msa_se5_5051 | 5 Lime Kilns on Railroad Ave, Griscom & Burroughs Kilns [also Lindsay] | |
BA-1789A | msa_se5_5052 | Old Lime Kiln [3], Railroad Ave, Lindsay’s Kilns | |
BA-1795 | msa_se5_5060 | Texas Methodist Episcopal Church, 7 Galloway Ave | |
BA-1804 | msa_se5_5069 | Patrick J. Caslin House, 40 Church Lane, c.1926, St Joseph Community Health Center [also Price, Lee, Nisbet, Clark] | |
BA-1805 | msa_se5_5070 | St. Joseph Church Rectory, 101 Church Lane, built 1891 [replaced the 1865/67 rectory which burned down in December 1890] | |
BA-1806 | msa_se5_5071 | St Joseph Church School Hall, 105 Church Lane, c.1910 [listing confuses the school hall with photos of the original school building] | |
BA-1807 | msa_se5_5072 | James W. O’Hara House, 107 Church Lane, Sisters of Mercy Convent | |
BA-1808 | msa_se5_5073 | St Joseph Parochial School, 101 Church Lane [see also BA-1806] | |
BA-1809 | msa_se5_5074 | Wilson House (aka Konrad-Seeburger House)[Wingler, Kelly, O’Hara, Lee], 118 Church Lane | |
BA-1811 | msa_se5_5076 | Harmon House [also Bussey], 123 Church Lane, circa 1900 | |
BA-1813 | msa_se5_5078 | [Tracey, Hauptman, Caslin, Berlin, Kane, Hoffman, Eaton], 130 Church Lane | |
BA-1814 | msa_se5_5079 | Mrs. Bruehl House [also Perry, Poe, Price, Duncan], 131 Church Lane | |
BA-1815 | msa_se5_5080 | Peterson-Tracy Duplex #1 [also Caslin], 132-134 Church Lane, circa 1926 | |
BA-1816 | msa_se5_5081 | James Freeland House [also Kilroy, Lindsay, Colbert, Fitzgerald, Clark], 135 Church Lane, c. 1881 | |
BA-1818 | msa_se5_5083 | Mann-Conn House, 140 Church Lane | |
BA-1819 | msa_se5_5084 | Howard Poe House, 141 Church Lane, c. 1900 | |
BA-1820 | msa_se5_5085 | Rebecca Bagley House, 144 Church Lane [note: listing says 143 Church Lane but pdf says 144] | |
BA-1821 | msa_se5_5086 | Joseph Cockey House 145 Church Lane, c.1899 | |
BA-1822 | msa_se5_5087 | Cockey-Feeney House, 147 Church Lane, c. 1890 | |
BA-1823 | msa_se5_5088 | John Kaveney House, #1 149 Church Lane, c. 1840 | |
BA-1824 | msa_se5_5089 | John Kaveney House, #2, 151 Church Lane, c.1840 | |
BA-1825 | msa_se5_5090 | Bernard McKeon Duplex 148-150 Church Lane c.1891 | |
BA-1827 | msa_se5_5092 | Margaret Elwood House, 152 Church Lane, c. 1872 | |
BA-1828 | msa_se5_5093 | Patrick Keough Hs, 156 Church La c.1916 (Mahlon/Julia Poe) | |
BA-1829 | msa_se5_5094 | John Landragan House, 159 Church Lane, c.1850 | |
BA-1830 | msa_se5_5095 | Timothy Feeley House, 160 Church Lane, c.1890 | |
BA-1832 | msa_se5_5097 | Long House, 161 Church Lane, c.1901 | |
BA-1833 | msa_se5_5098 | McDermott’s Tavern, 163 Church Lane | |
BA-1834 | msa_se5_5099 | House, 10004 Beaver Dam Rd | |
BA-1835 | msa_se5_5100 | Late Victorian House, 10006 Beaver Dam Rd | |
BA-1836 | msa_se5_5101 | House, 9937 Railroad Ave | |
BA-1837 | msa_se5_5102 | Duplex, 1927-28 Railroad Ave, Carrie Poe | |
BA-2175 | msa_se5_5449 | Lindsay’s Kilns | |
BA-2307 | msa_se5_5580 | Miller’s Cottages & Shipley Mill, 1305 Beaver Dam Rd | |
BA-2806 | msa_se5_24249 | Marble track bed, Industry Lane | |
BA-2943 | msa_se5_38975 | Texas Village (Application for Texas Station Historic District) |
I was born at 9901 Railroad Avenue. My parents were Sonny & Helen Peacock. My grandparents, frank & Catherine Peacock, lived next door.
Hi there,
Does anyone know what was located at 10100 York Road (though I doubt that was the address back then) back in the early 1950s? Looking at historical aerials and topos, a building was constructed on that site in the early 1950s and was razed with the construction of the existing hotel and other commercial buildings.
Thank you for your time!