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Norris-Stirling House (Mt. Pleasant)
Architectural Survey File
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HISTORIC Norris-Stirling house AND/OR COMMON Mount Pleasant
~LOCATION
sTREET&NuMBER SE side of Ring Factory Road, NE of its junction with Hollingsworth Road, 4 miles SW of Bel Air _NOT FOR PUBLICATION CITY. TOWN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Bel Air _zv1c~1TY0F First STATE CODE^ •^ COUNTY^ CODE 024 Harford 025
GjJCLASSIFICATION
CATEGORY OWNERSHIP STATUS _DISTRICT _PUBLIC AOCCUPIED ..XSUILDING(S} XPRIVATE _UNOCCUPIED _STRUCTURE _BOTH (^) _WORK IN PROGRESS _SITE (^) PUBLIC ACQUISITION (^) ACCESSIBLE _OBJECT (^) _lN PROCESS -YES: RESTRICTED _BEING CONSIDERED (^) _YES: UNRESTRICTED -ZNo
EJOWNER OF PROPERTY
NAME Mrs. Campbell Lloyd Stirling STREET & NUMBER 2211 North Charles Street · CITY. TOWN Bal ti.more c - VICINITY OF
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COURTHOUSE. REGisTRYOFDEEDs.ETc .. H.;:-rford County Courthouse STREET & NUMBER
CITY.TOWN Bel Air, 0 REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING SURVEYS TITLE
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PRESENT USE --...AGRICULTURE _MUSEUM -COMMERCIAL _PARK -EDUCATIONAL X....PRIVATE RESIDENCE _ENTERTAINMENT _RELIGIOUS _GOVERNMENT _SCIENTIFIC _INDUSTRIAL _TRANSPORTATION -MILITARY _OTHER:
STATE Maryland 21218
STATE Maryland
_.FEDERAL ---STATE _COUNTY _LOCAL DEPOSITORY FOR SURVEY RECORDS CITY.TOWN (^) STATE
Form 1-.o 10-300a IHev 10- L NITEL> ST A TES Dl:P.·\RTMl:l\T OF THE I NTERJOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
NATIONAL REGISTER OF IBSTORIC PLACES
INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM
Norris-Stirling house Harford County, CONTINUATION SHEETMarvland ITEM NUMBER 7
DESCRIPTION (continued)
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DATE ENTERED
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through the south end of the chimney wall of the first and second stc This section was in extreme disrepair when Mrs. Muller became the owr As many of the walnut floorboards as possible were left on the first The replacements are well matched. The fireplace in the single first story room is wide and has an old iron crane in place at the back of hearth. As the upstairs was beyond restoration, it was reconstructec include a bath and two bedroom-s. A winding stair which led to· the second story was replaced by a straight stair located behind the same which hid the original stair. The door to the stair is hung on iron strap hinges as is the closet next to it. The second floor doorway ~ cut through a closet in which some of the wooden clothes pegs remain.
A double-tiered porch was added to the front of the first addition ir.
- The first floor of the porch is paved with slate slabs origin from the streets of Delta, Pennsylvania. The upstairs p:>n::h is screer The front and back doors with panes on the first floor were also in- stalled at that time.
A lean-to which forms the most southern section replaces a smaller, earlier addition. This 1936 addition contains a kitchen, 2 baths, ma room and kitchen porch. Both this addition and the earlier one have slate roofs.
The large bank barn is constructed of roughly sawn timber and covered by a gable roof with cedar shingles. ·The foundation is of stone. Nearby is a frame corncrib. A stone springhouse is located in the we area in front of the house. In addition to the springhouse, there is spring in the original cellar. The frame, three-car garage was built in 1936 and conforms to the lines of the barn.
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NATIONAL REGISTER OF IIlSTORIC PLACES INVENTORY -- NOMINATION FORM
Norris-Stirling house
Harford County
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RECEIVED
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CONTINUATION SHEET Maryl and ITEM NUMBER 7 PAGE 2
ENVIRONMENT OF MOUNT PLEASANT
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Built on a high elevation in the rolling hills of Harford County, Mount Pleasant
comnands a view of spacious lawns and unspoiled woodlands. A number of the original
trees and shrubs remain on the property, and others have been planted to enhance
the landscape-box, magnolias, holly, azaleas, some evergreens, etc.
Whereas there are no fonnal gardens, there are thousands of spring bulbs and a wealth
of native fern, myrtle, pachysandra, and dogwood. Violets carpet some areas in
the spring, lilies-of-the-valley bloom in profusion and lilac waft their fragrance.
Handsome stone walls of local fieldstone, restored or built by Mr. Stirling, are an
unusual feature.
The large wooded areas abound in wild life, and are rich in laurel, wild azaleas,
great masses of fern, wild flowers of many varieties. Any everywhere -- the music
of birds.
Two streams water the property, and the half-mile wooded frontage along Ring Factory
Road extends northerly to within about 400 feet of Winter's Run, a broad rock-bound
creek in a picturesque valley. Truly a nature preserve.
The natural spring in the old stone springhouse is the source of an abundant supply
of fine water, brought to the main house by an electric pump in the springhouse.
The large pastures are fenced for livestock.
ARCHEOLOGICAL NOTE: According to Mr. Stirling, an old resident of the neighborhood
told him years ago that as a boy he remembered an Indian village nearby, and that he
used to play with the Indian children. He said there were probably Indian mounds
in our woods. Ind~an relics have been found there in the past.
Sept. 6, 1977 Amy^ A.^ Stirling
(Mrs. Campbell Lloyd Stirling)
f.El\1AJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERE~CES
Land Records of Harford County.^ -fA-f
K:search ~r~~id:d by Mrs. Stirling, copy in the files of the Maryland Historical Trust.
El!JGEOGRAPHICAL DATA
ACREAGEOFNOMINATEDPROPERTY 50 acres (approximately)
QUADRANGLE NAME __Ed_g""-e_w_o_o_d________ _ QUADRANGLE SCALE 1: 24000
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[8STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER CERTIFICATION
THE EVALUATED SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS-PROPERTY·WITHIN THE STATE IS: NATIONAL_ ·STATE__ LOCAL_X_
As the designated State Historic Preservation Officer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665). I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the National Park Service. , / / ,--J A;/' //J/i - .,.-7C STATEHISTORICPRESERVATIONOFFICERSIGNATURE :..._. f/F /./ p:-j' L -?-- /) - I / TITLE DATE
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MOWlT PLEASANT BEL A1R (near)
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EASEMENT EXHIBIT NO. A. pa9e 3 o~ 3 MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST
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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
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This Deed of Easement applies to the lands and buildings of the grantor situated in the Third Election District of Harford County, Maryland. Said lands are more particularly described ~s follows:
Beginning at a stone on the south side of Ring Factory Road, approxi- inately 1007 feet southwest from where the entrance drive, into the property of the granter, meets Ring Factory Road and following the center line of Ring Factory Road in a northeasterly direction the following courses:
- North 40 degrees 37 minutes east, 780.0 feet coming over an iron pipe;
- North 64 degrees 39 minutes east, 407.9 feet;
- North 50 degrees 00 minutes east, 79.55 feet;
- North 33 degrees 12 minutes east,· 130.79 feet, crossing over the branch stream;
5~ North 35 degrees 09 minutes east, 106.9 feet;
- North 19 degrees 33 minutes east, 122.6 feet, again crossing over the branch stream;
- North 51 degrees 39 minutes east, 176.11 feet;
- North 60 degrees 41 minutes east, 246.9 feet;
- North 44 degrees 59 minutes, east 90.29 feet;
- North 14 degrees 18 minutes, east 57.05 feet;
- North 63 degrees 20 minutes east, 255.55 feet;
- North 50 degrees 0 minutes, east 175.8 feet;
- North 65 degrees 51 minutes, east 111.95 feet;
Thence leaving the centerline of said Ring Factory Road in a southeasterly direction the following courses:
- South 54 degrees 04 minutes 665.5 feet, to a stone;
- South 37 degrees 28 minutes 500.0 feet, to a stone marking the eastern nx>st corner of the herein described property;
- Thence running south 67 degrees 20 minutes west, 2231.2 feet to a stone marked "NH";
- Thence running north 77 degrees 30 minutes west, 458.8 feet to a stone and the place of beginning.
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MOUNT PLEASANT - PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (continued)
The entire parcel containing 50 acres more or less and being made up of smaller parcels described in one or more of the following deeds. agree- ments and/or easements:
- Benjamin F. Wann, Bertha R. Wann, his wife, Bessie E. Wann Archer, Theodore S. Archer, her husband and Evelyn Wann~ T9 Amelia V. Muller, .Amelia Prescott Stirling and Campbell Lloyd Stirling, dated July 10, 1936 and recorded in Liber 241 Folio 447 of Harford County, Marylar.-i.
- William C. Bavington to Amelia V. Muller, Amelia Prescott Stirling and Campbell Lloyd Stirling, dated July 10, 1936 and recorded in Liber 241, Folio 450 of Harford County, Maryland.
- Sarah M. Davis and Walter F. Davis, her husband to John P. Bailey and Lillian C. Bailey, his wife, dated October 6, 1942 and recorded in Liber 275, Folio 152 of Harford County, Maryland.
- John P. Bailey and Lillian C. Bailey, his wife, to Campbell L. Stirling, et. al., dated May 3, 1943 and recorded in Liber GCB. 278, Folio 47 of Harford County, Maryland.
- Erle P. Barlow and Ruth H. Barlow, his wife, to Amy A. Stirling, et. al., dated-November 18, 1946 and recorded in Liher GCB 30l, Folio 119 of Harford County, Maryland.
- Campbell L. Stirling and Amy A. Stirling, his wife to Harford County, Maryland, dated November 7, 1974 and recorded in Liber 962, Folio 138 of Harford County, ~ryland.
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The division of a second story rear window by a stair landing is func-
tional as it illuminates two flights of the stair and retains the sym-
metry of the exterior elevation.
There is an interior end chimney of brick at the east end of
the stone portion. The first floor wooden mantel is carved with plain
pilasters, topped by a frieze with torus molding and a simple mantel
shelf. The mantel on the second floor is also classically inspired
but is more simple in its execution.
Six-paneled doors throughout the original section are identical
to the one of the front entrance. They have brass box locks which
Mt's. 1 W.prNY,,; M~. t~1,1;~ Mull~~
were present when :the- Stirling~purchased the house in 1936. One of
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the attic ~ors has a wooden box lock. -ir'-V ·v """"' 1
11 re~·I'\ -f"hr')':"'~ t..t1Vi.f"' -tt....r #c,,h·,,,.. The first addition may be entered from the older part by a door
cut through the south end of the chimney wall of the first and second Mrs. MHll~Y' H. stories. This section was in extreme disrepair when t:fie S1:irlia~s klo/--:t'§
1^ 44k.^ pOiAlO^^5 t,)1,~·H" · became the owner~. As many of the walnut floorboards as possible were
left on the first level. The replacements are well matched. The fire-
place in the single first story room is wide and has an old iron crane
in place at the back of the hearth. As the upstairs was beyond restor-
ation, it was reconstructed to include a bath and two bedrooms. A
winding stair which led to the second story was replaced by a straight
stair located behind the same door which hid the original stair.
The door to the stair is hung on iron strap hinges as is the closet
next to it. The second floor doorway was cut through a closet in which
some of the wooden clothes pegs remain.
A double-tiered porch was added to the front of the first
7ht- fi'rs-r -fl~ov- tf' ~ t_Ot"tl.. 1'.r f'~V"" "11iH.-. s/lfl(f~ s I~ '-.s
addition in 1936 "'1, The front and back doors with panes on the first ~r/ ,
~~ J.L v 1,.,,/1' floor were also installed at that time. '"'c... '' s-trt!«:r J
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A lean-to which forms the most southern section replaces a similai:-,
earlier addition. This 1936 addition contains a kitchen, bathJ~
maid's room~ (t::1.'tt~ PD"c""-•^ B~th^ ~'s^ A~·h·p,..^ """'^ ~^ .e~rlter ~N- ti aVt- & I "1.lle n t1rf'.$ • l The large bank barn is constructed of roughly sawn timber and
covered by a gable roof with cedar shingles. The foundation is of
stone. Nearby is a frame corncrib. A stone springhouse is located
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in the wooded area in front of the house. ~his usl?l' aRe ~Re one in fy;t~)~~
the original cellar.ma~ B~ of iaEerest to arefiaeole~is~&, The~garage 4'
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was built in 1936• and conforms to the lines of the barn.
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The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an Act of the Maryland Legislature, to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 1974 Supplement.
The Survey and Inventory are being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringe- ment of individual property rights.
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