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Buckland Then…and Now

April 14, 2016 By Terry Epps Leave a Comment

Buckland: Then…and Now and Colonial Dorchester County, Maryland

Buckland: Then…and Now and Colonial Dorchester County, Maryland

Buckland Then…and Now and Colonial Dorchester County, Maryland tells about the house called “Buckland” in East New Market on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Buckland, built circa 1742, is the longest standing frame house in East New Market. The author traces the lives of John Rix and family who were the early owners of Buckland and she provides an extensive photographic look at the Buckland house and grounds as they are today.

By: Marjorie Dixon Roxburgh

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