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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

Architectural Survey File

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Last Updated: 04-05-2004

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The single sto1y rectansular stuccoed brick ~ain block, three bays by one 1 0l~ , r~~ts on a partially exc3vated fieldstone foundation and is covered by steeply pitched slate roof . Att~cl1ed to the east gable end is a shorter single stcry one bay by one room rect.,nsular block \.:hich contains the altar . A shed roof e::-.tl!nds off the altdr room ' s south side for the sacristy . The west c~ble end do~inates the chu rc ll structure \.:ith its four story bell tO\.:er ''ith b1oach spire and patterned slate l'l~O f. The C! Xte1 ior surfaces of the church are unifo1 rnly covered with stucco that have be< n score:d to imitate a~hlar rr.::i sonr)'. The Gothic: Revival structure \:as built in 1870-1874 but incorporated the old \.:alls of the ~arlier church of 1824 and 1735 . A graveyard , \.:hich corresponds to the church ' s long history, surrounds the structure.

GE!':ERAL DESCRIPTION

Saint Stephen ' s Church of ~orth Sassafras Par1sh stands i r.ililediately north of Earleville, llaryland on the east side of !·faryland Route 282 . Earleville is a centrally located farming co::;::;iunity in Cecil County ' s rural southern;:ie>st tid.!.,:a lt!r lands kno1.~ as Sassafras Neck. The Gothic Revival church has a ~estern expcsure with the main gable on the east/west axis .

The .... est facade to.,,·er is flanked by two lancet ":indo...:s that are bordered 1.•j th raised brick surrounds . The sides of the surrounds have a crenelated brick pa tlern belo..., the Gothic arch . The tower contains the main entrance ...,hich is naturally a Gothic arclred opening with double doors 'l.'°ith a pplied moldings. D]rectly above the entrance is a stained glass ~indo..., that r~pcats the ~ame Gothic arch and crene1at~d surround. Two openings exist bet...,~en the previous windo..., and tower room . Th~se openings are rectangular louvered vents complete with cr~nelatPd surrounds . Moving upward, the next story is the bell room \.:hich has anoth~r Gothic arched opening which is surrounded by a red brick frame ~~th corbelled brick arcade above the opening and a single brick crenelation below the frame . All the previously c1cntj o ned surrounds are plain red brick set against the stuccoed surface . The north and south sides of the tower are basical ly the same but the number of ~indo..., openings differ . The first and third floors have a singular rectangular opening while the second floor has a larger Gothic arched opening. The fourth stor)' tower room openings are the same as the main facade . The four sides of tre steeple base have small triangular shaped ventilators which add to s~oothing the transition between the square tower and octagonal steeple. The steeple is topped by a gold cross .

The north and south sides of the main block have three evenly spaced GotMc arched ~indo\.:S with the same crenelated brick surrounds and stained glass ~indo~s, ~bich ~ere replaced in 1963 .

The east gable end is prir.arily covered ~ith the altar rooo . A single flue brick stove stack rises against: t he northeast. corner of the main block . The al tar room has a Gothic arched opening on the north and east side~ . The east end ~i ndo~ is a l arge t r i-par tite Go thic window. The sou t h side contains t h e s.crist)' ~bich h as a Gothic a r ched door opening on i ts south ~all.

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The interior is divided into three sections: the entry, nave, and the altar, which ~as completely renovated in the 1870 reblrilding of the church . The roof system consists of an e~posed scissors truss ~ith a dark ~alnut stain . The altar 1oof is treated in the s~me rr.anner. The front altar space is ~Pparated from the nain body of the church by a large Gothic arch and open r.othic arch arcaded balustrade . T~e altar is raised three steps above the main level of the church floor . The rnain body of the sanctuary contains a central aisle ~ith a solid block of pe~s butted P-b inst the side ~alls. The third part of the interior consists of the to~er entrance and area below Lhe balcony which contains the balcony ~inder stair jn the southwest corner. The balcony is supported by Tuscan co]u::-.ns 1..·ith a blind arcade across the front ~all. The sanctuary furniture dates from the late 19th century renovation and is entirely of Gothic Revival design . Each pew end has a pointed Gothic arch as do most of the pieces .

BOUNDARY JUSTlflCATJON

The nominated 3 . 4 acres contains the church and surrounding graveyard that is distinguished by a spli t rai l fence , entrance gate , and landscaped yard . The area around the church has several mature oaks and evergre~n trees along with a grassy yard which is distinctly separate from the surrounding glebe on the north, east and west sides . The south side is bordered by a road . The acreage was pared do1..11 to the immediate area around the church ~hich has been landscaped and is visually separate from the adjacent tilled fields .

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The sigrificance of St .. Stephen ' s Church of North Sassafras Hundred in southern Cecil CounLy is derived primarily from the architectural ~11aractc1 of the structure . As a church remodeled in a highly ornarr.~nted but conservative interpretation of the High Victorian style, the building e~bod)es the distinctive features of a period and type of architecture that, although popular in the United States in the 1870s and 1880s \..:'as not cotr .. ilonly used in the rural reg ions of ::aryland, particularly those secti ons of the state ~hich ~ere a subst a ntial distance from an urban center.. The i mportant features of St . Stephen's that cha racterize it are a stuccoed brick struc ture with exaggerated brick dacoration surrounding the openings and delineating the b~ll tower and an interior do~inated by expo sed scissorsrruss)ng and Gothic arch motifs .. The building achieves additional significance from associat)on with Thomas Dixon, a Baltimore architect responsible Tor tlle design. St. Stephen's is the only known documented exarr.ple of Dixon ecclessiastical designs located outside of a major urban center ..

HISTORY AND SUPPORT

St. Stephen ' s Church of North Sassafras Hundred ~as organized in 1692 and represents a continual £piscopal congregation in Cecil County and the religious persuasion of most of the county ' s earliest residents. ~orth Sassafras ~as one of the original parishes designated by a Maryland Act of Ass~nbly. The history of the present church building began in the mid 1860s ~ith the discussion of rebuilding and e>:pan<ling an 1824 structure, which measured 30 x 40,~ith Th a nas Dixon a Baltimore architect. The vestry minutes document the complete renovation of the earlier bujlding ..

" . the roof and ceiling are to be taken off the present building , all of the doors and windows with their frames are to be taken out, the top part of the present walls are to be taken down to the hejght shown by the dra~ings (location unkno~'n) , the end wall is to be taken down and the present stairs and fittings re~oved.. The new additions are to be rnade agreeable to the dimensions shown figured on the dra~·ings . .. "

The new church 'I.las consecrated Friday, !·:ay e, 187li by lienry C. Lay, Bishop of Easton . The 1860-1870 church has incorporated into its ~alls the 182li brick building ~hich replaced the second structure that ~as built around 1735.. The first church is recorded as being consecrated on ~arch 25 , 1706 . The events associated ~ith the church are countless but one of the more pro~inent occasions was the June 22 , 1834 ordination of the Reverend William Douglas, the fiftb black to receive Anglican Orders in America and the first to r eceive them south.of the Mason-Dixon line .

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Tho~as Di~on p·rac~iced in Baltimore in the second half of the nineteenth century . For some years he ~ras i~ partnership wjth his brother James . The Dixons were responsible for the r~~~~gn~ of several buj)dings in Baltimore , particularly several lavishly decorated ..,o-=..:nc influenced churches . Three more \..'Orthy ex<1mples of their work are the Mount Vernon ~ethodist Church located in the Mount Vernon National Historic Landmark D"iscric t, the Mount Washington Presbyterian Church, and ~estminster Church on Lafayette Si;.·Jare . The brothers also designed a nuraber of Victorian houses in Nount Washington ..

Throughout rural ~aryland , the standard church structure erected in the late nineteenth century ~as a simple frame or brick building with Gothic decorative detailing . Rarely cii<l these buildings receive such a conserted effort to be as

cylish as the St . Stephens structure , parlicularly for a building of such small .cale.

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The evaluated significance of this property within the state is:

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As the designated State Historic Preservation Otticer for the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (Public Law 89-665), I hereby nominate this property for inclusion in the National Register and certify that it has been evaluated according to the criteria and procedures set forth by the Heritage Conservalion and Recreation Service.

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Maryland Historical Trust Historic Sites Inventory : Cecil County (CE-22 . Paul Touart, suveyor . 1980.

VERBAL BOLi!\DARY DESCRl PTl ON

Beginning at a point at the intersection of old Maryland Route 282 and GJebe Road and running along said Glebe Road in a northeasterly direction for 300 ' Lo another intersection of parsonage driveway and Glebe Road and running in a southeasterly direction for another 300 ' to a point along the back edge of the church yard , thence in a southwesterly direction along the back edge of the church yard for 450 ' to a point along a cow.man southern boundary line of parcel number 50, thence in a north\..•esterly direction along said common boundary and intersecting the curve in Route 282 for about 375 ' to a place of beginning being 3/5 of parcel number 49 as shown on Cecil County Tax Map number 56 and containing approximately 3.4 acres .

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:;it. stepnens Church, as it exists today, is la.·"'ely the .ras.Llt of a u.taJOr

cemodo ... iiJ&-:rebuildi.ig begw1 in/. 1870. It incorporateH the wnlla of ar. earlier

Church wru.cn was 1>u1lt in l'f32 t remodeled in .1~24 J. '!'he f resent atruc'ture l.B

u1 Gothic design w:n;n three lancet w1nctows on eacn siae btn.1.g aurrounaed by brick

quoins, set off 1ran 'tne yellow stucco walls {made to imitate asnlar masonry). The

west tacade has a ta.11 square \pWer Wl tn Octagonal ate~ple and COntaJ.llS fol.lr tiers

of w_ndows with the 38Jlie brick quoins and stain glass. plauJUog tae ~ower are two

tall narrow lancet wi dows wi tn s'tal.n glass. The entrance is a douole door of

lancet snape on the west siae of tne tower •

The nave of the Church nas a very steeply pitched "A" roof covereu WJ. tt. sJ.ate •

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