Bushy Park

USA / Maryland / Sykesville / Carrs Mill Road, 13840

place with historical importance, historical layer / disappeared object

Upload a photo

Dr. Charles Alexander Warfield built his home -- known as Bushy Park -- on this site in 1771, on 1300 acres of Ridgely's Great Park. He named his estate after Lord North's home outside of London. The house burned in 1933, and was reconstructed on the original foundation in a similar style.

www.snowden-warfield.com/Homes/Bushy-Park.htm

Warfield was a Major in the Anne Arundel County militia and organized the "Annapolis Tea Party," the burning of the Peggy Stewart.

www.snowden-warfield.com/Annapolis/Annapolis-TheStory.h...
www.snowden-warfield.com/Images/Annapolis/StoryLargeV1....

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggy_Stewart

Nearby cities:

Coordinates: 39°18'7"N 77°1'34"W

Mount Gregory United Methodist Church 0.8 km
Oakdale Manor 5.2 km
Roxbury Mill 5.4 km
Clover Hill 12 km
Montgomery County Agricultural History Farm Park 17 km
National Capital Trolley Museum (New Location) 22 km
Middlebrook Mills (Historic) 23 km
Gaithersburg Latitude Observatory 24 km
W-92 Nike missile launch site (no longer in use) 27 km
Seneca Historic District 36 km

35 km
170 km
176 km
234 km
262 km
273 km
275 km
296 km
403 km
560 km

Cooksville, Maryland Glenelg, Maryland Woodbine, Maryland Triadelphia Reservoir Howard County, Maryland Damascus, Maryland Green Valley, Maryland Montgomery County, Maryland Carroll County, Maryland Frederick County, Maryland