Thomas Stone's 1770 estate purchase becomes national historic site after 1977 fire.
Thomas Stone purchased the 442-acre Maryland estate known as Haberdeventure in 1770. His family owned the property for 166 years before a significant fire occurred in 1977. This event prompted protective actions, leading to the estate being designated the Thomas Stone National Historic Site in 1978. Following restorations finished in 1997, the now 328-acre site operates as a museum and historical destination for visitors.
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