Baltimore, United States

Graham-Hughes House

Baltimore, United States

The Graham-Hughes House is a Châteauesque residence completed in 1888 in Baltimore's Mount Vernon Place Historic District, designed by architect George Archer and built by John Waters. Originally owned by George and Sarah Graham, the house passed to their daughter Isabella upon her marriage to Thomas Hughes, remaining in the Hughes family until Isabella's death in 1977. Long misattributed to architect Charles E. Cassell and incorrectly dated to 1895, the building's true provenance was established through a contemporaneous account in the Baltimore Sun.

Architect

Movement

Built

1888

Type

building

Place

Baltimore, United States

This building on

• WikidataGraham-Hughes House↗
• WikipediaGraham-Hughes House↗

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Location

39.29850, -76.61600