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Grounds and Outbuildings of Hampton

a garden urn

urns match those on the roof

a view from the cupola

the Ridgely family enjoyed a great view

a view of Hampton

wealth, power, and style are expressed by Hampton

Cedar of Lebanon

the Cedar of Lebanon is a landmark in the gardens

domed roof of ice house

a great example of masonry art

farmyard

the farmyard around the overseer's house

from the mansion to the farmhouse

this is the view of the farm enjoyed by the family

Interior of the Slave Quarters

Interior of the Slave Quarters

overseer's house (left) and slave quarters

Salves lived in the stone building visible here

Slave Quarters Interior

Slave Quarters Interior

the dairy building at Hampton

fresh milk and butter was stored in the dairy

the family cemetery

7 generations of the family are buried here

	Historic Photographs of Hampton (5 Photos) Historic photographs of Hampton View Album \| View Slideshow

	People of Hampton (2 Photos) Photographs of some of the people who lived and worked at Hampton View Album \| View Slideshow

	Interior Photographs of Hampton (10 Photos) Interior photographs of Hampton Mansion View Album \| View Slideshow


			Did You Know? The second master, Charles Carnan Ridgely, was the governor of Maryland three times: in 1815, 1816, and 1817.

Last Updated: July 22, 2009 at 14:44 EST