Dubbed "The Boyd Room" after General Boyd who was a spy for George Washington. Boyd had pursued the French and opponents of the Native American Indians.
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This room is named after George Washington Clabaugh who purchased the property in 1873. His son, Harry Morris Clabaugh, was elected Attorney General of Maryland and then appointed Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court by President Roosevelt in 1903.
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This elegant room was named after Harry Clabaugh Lamberton. His family was very prominent in Washington, D.C. where they spent many summers hosting important social gatherings at the property throughout the years.
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This room was named for General George Meade, considered by many historians to have been the most important commander in the Civil War. After his defeat of Robert E. Lee at Gettysburg, he led the main Union Army to Virginia until the fighting ceased.
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This luxurious suite which features a spacious deck to overlook the historic gardens honors the famous Francois Boucher (1703-1770) a prominent 18th-century court painter during the Rococo period. Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of King Louis XV, was one of his most notable patrons. His paintings exemplify the idyllic, voluptuous style indicative of that period. The large portrait in the Mansion stairway is one example of his style.
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This room was named after Brandon Mollett, eldest son of Dort and Richard, who resided in the room in 1988 during Antrim's renovations on the floors below, prior to opening as a four guestroom bed and breakfast.
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This room was named in after Ryan Mollett, son of Dort and Richard, who resided in the room before its renovation.
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This room was named after Francis Scott Key, famously known for penning the Star Spangled Banner. He was actually born southwest of Taneytown on his parents' estate, Terra Rubra.
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This room is named after Dort's great-great-grandfather; a brave, seventeen-year-old soldier with the 64th Regiment North of Sherburne during the Civil War. He was surrounded in the Battle of Wheatfields and left to die. Miraculously, he survived and went on to become a lawyer and author of Recollections of the War of 1863.
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