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Community - Annapolis
Historic home destroyed in firePublished 12/11/08
A historic Harwood farmhouse once called home by the head of security for the Manhattan Project was destroyed in a two-alarm fire early Wednesday morning.
Glenn A. Miller — For The Capital
County firefighters battle a two-alarm house fire at about 1 a.m. Wednesday in Harwood. The historic farmhouse on Lansdale Road is located a mile and a half off of Muddy Creek Road. Firefighters said the house was a total loss.A man driving down Muddy Creek Road noticed a large column of smoke in the distance at about 1 a.m., but couldn't identify where it was coming from, said Battalion Chief Matthew Tobia, a county Fire Department spokesman. Firefighters followed the smoke a mile down Lansdale Road, along a muddy one-lane street tucked between hundreds of acres of cornfields and trees. At the end of the private roadway, crews found a large, three-story farmhouse engulfed at 4468 Lansdale...
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