File:Sandy Spring Lyceum.jpg
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Sandy Spring Lyceum, Meeting House Road, Sandy Spring, Maryland, USA.
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English: Sandy Spring Lyceum, Meeting House Road. The original frame Lyceum (1858-1859), with gable roof can be seen in front with a single story lean-to addition (1884) on back. In 1928-1930 a chimney was added to the west (left) side so the entry door was moved to the south side (foreground). A flat roofed connector (1958) to the neighboring modern building on the right was added in 1958.[1] |
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| Author | Thayer Young |
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- ↑ Trieschmann, Laura. Sandy Spring Historic District Determination of Eligibility Form. Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties 2,16. Maryland Historical Trust. Retrieved on 12 March 2021. "The building was enlarged in 1884 to accomodate increased neighborhood use (Annals, Vol. II, p. 23). In 1928-1930 the Lyceum was remodelled by architect Milton Bancroft and renamed the Community House. The original entry at the west elevation was blocked by the addition of a brick chimney and a new entry and porch were built onto the south elevation facing the Meeting House (Farquhar, p. 58). Then, in 1958, a long, single story addition was made to the eastern elevation (Ibid.)."
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