Wye House

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Wye House is a historic plantation estate in Maryland best known as one of the places where abolitionist Frederick Douglass was enslaved and later wrote about in his autobiographies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Landmark
historic house
historic plantation estate
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
associatedWith Frederick Douglass NERFINISHED
Lloyd family of Maryland NERFINISHED
history of abolitionism in the United States
builtFor Lloyd family NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfConstruction late 18th century
era 18th century American South
antebellum period
hasMainBuildingMaterial brick
hasPart chapel (or orangerie/greenhouse complex)
gardens
plantation outbuildings
slave quarters (archaeological remains)
hasUse agricultural plantation
private residence
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
knownFor association with Frederick Douglass
large slaveholding plantation
well-preserved plantation landscape
locatedIn Eastern Shore of Maryland NERFINISHED
Maryland
Talbot County, Maryland NERFINISHED
locatedOn Wye River (nearby waterway) NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Life and Times of Frederick Douglass NERFINISHED
My Bondage and My Freedom NERFINISHED
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave NERFINISHED
nearestCity Easton, Maryland NERFINISHED
notableResident Edward Lloyd III NERFINISHED
Edward Lloyd IV NERFINISHED
Edward Lloyd V NERFINISHED
NRHPType district
ownedBy Lloyd family NERFINISHED
recognizedAs National Historic Landmark of the United States NERFINISHED
region Chesapeake Bay region NERFINISHED
significance history of African Americans on the Eastern Shore
history of slavery in the United States
study of plantation archaeology
significantEvent enslavement of Frederick Douglass during his childhood
subjectOf archaeological excavations on slave life
historical research on the Lloyd family
scholarship on Frederick Douglass

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