Documenting two Georgian houses in Annapolis

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The historic Hammond-Harwood House-Museum and the Upton Scott House are two of Annapolis, MD's fine examples of Georgian architecture. The former is a five-part structure designed in 1773 for lawyer Mathias Hammond, while the latter was built in the early 1760s for the governor's personal physician.

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The Exchange: nestled on eight acres, a gracious Georgian manor edges the bank of Virginia's North River

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The Exchange is an early 18th century Virginia manor with Georgian details. Built and owned by William Buckner, it was bought and restored by realtors Gordon and Mary Stewart. Its name came from Buckner's descendant Thomas, who traded it with an in-law for a larger house.

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Deck the halls

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Wreath and holiday decorations from various historic houses in the United States are shown. Almost all use locally available greenery differing only in accents. Artistic fruit, vegetable and leaf arrangements plus Victorian toys give delightful touches to these homes.

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