Homewood House

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Homewood House is a historic Federal-style mansion in Baltimore, Maryland, now preserved as a museum showcasing early 19th-century American architecture and domestic life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Federal-style mansion
historic house
museum
architecturalStyle Federal architecture NERFINISHED
builtFor Charles Carroll Jr. NERFINISHED
category Federal architecture in Maryland
Historic house museums in Maryland
Museums in Baltimore
city Baltimore
completionDate 1808
continent North America
country United States of America
countrySubdivision United States of America
surface form: United States
exhibits early 19th-century American architecture
early 19th-century domestic furnishings
function cultural heritage preservation
education
governingBody Johns Hopkins University Museums NERFINISHED
hasCollection decorative arts
fine arts
historic furnishings
hasFeature Palladian window NERFINISHED
central hall plan
decorative interior woodwork
period-appropriate furnishings
symmetrical façade
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places
surface form: U.S. National Register of Historic Places listing
inception early 19th century
locatedOn campus of Johns Hopkins University
location Baltimore, Maryland NERFINISHED
material brick
namedAfter Homewood estate
openToPublic true
owner Johns Hopkins University NERFINISHED
partOf Homewood campus NERFINISHED
preservationStatus preserved
roofType hipped roof
significance example of Federal-period country house
representation of elite early 19th-century lifestyle
significantPeriod early 19th century American domestic life
state Maryland
subjectOf architectural history studies
museum interpretation programs
tourism heritage tourism attraction
use historic house museum

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Homewood Museum significantBuilding Homewood House