SM-173

Hopewell & Aim (Hammett House, Sanner House)

Architectural Survey File

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Last Updated: 01-06-2004

- Capsule Summary SM-173 Hopewell and Aim Lexington Park Private Circa 1850

Hopewell and Aim is significant as the earliest structure that remains standing

within the commercial district of Lexington Park. The house has a substantial setback

from the road that has protected it from the encroachment of the businesses and small

dwellings that line the heavily trafficed, four-lane Great Mills Road (Route 246).

Alterations to the house have included the sheathing of both the exterior and the

interior with modern materials and the addition of one-story wings to the east and west

elevations. Still, the main block of the house retains its original form and some

original interior features.

Samuel B. Hammett, Sr., died possessed of 200 acres of Hopewell and Aim in

1854. It seems likely that the property was already improved with this dwelling house

at that time. The tract is identified in Benjamin Tippett's Surveyor Log Book Bas the

land of Samuel Hammett's heirs located on the road to Mattaponi. Samuel Hammett's

son, also named Samuel, purchased the interest of the remaining heirs in 1862 and

1871.

Hopewell and Aim remained in the Hammett family until 1912 when it was

purchased by the Crane family. During the Hammett ownership, one of St. Mary's

County's most well-known personalities was born here. Samuel D. Hammett, better

known as the novelist Dashiell Hammett, was born in the house to Richard Hammett

and Annie Bond in 1894. Dashiell Hammett lived here for only two years before

moving with his family to Baltimore.

SM-173, Hopewell and Aim St. Mary's County Maryland Comprehensive State Historic Preservation Plan Data

Historic Context Geographic Organization: Western Shore

Chronological/Developmental Period: Agricultural-Industrial Transition, 1815-1870.

Historic Period Theme:

Resource Type Category:

Historic Environment:

Historic Function and Use:

Known Design Source:

Architecture

Structure

Rural

Residence

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survey No.SM-173

MARYLAND INVENTORY OF Maryland Historical Trust F HISTORIC PROPERTIES

Magi No.

State Historic Sites Inventory orm DOE _yes no

1. Name (indicate preferred name}

historic

and/or common Hopewell and Aim

2. Location street & number Sanner' s Lane (Off of Great Mills Road) _ not for publication

city, town Lexington Park

state Maryland

3. Classification Category _district _x_ building(s) _structure _site

_object

Ownership _public _x_ private _both Public Acquisition _in process _ being considered _!__not applicable

_ vicinity of

county

Status ___!.___ occupied _ unoccupied _ work in progress Accessible lyes: restricted _yes: unrestricted _no

congressional district

St. Mary's

Present Use _ agriculture _commercial _ educational _ entertainment _ government _ industrial _military

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_museum _park _:f private residence _religious _ scientific _ transportation _other:

4. Owner of Property (give names and mailing addresses of~ owners)

name William E. Sanner, Jr.

street & number Box 2 4 telephone no. :301-862-2242

city, town Lexington Park state and zip code MD

5. Location of Legal Description

courthouse,registryofdeeds,etc. St. Mary's County Courthouse

street & number

city, town Leonardtown state MD

liber MRB 54

84 folio

6. Representation in Existing Historical surveys

title

date _federal _state _county _local

,posltory for survey records

city, town state

7. Description

Condition _excellent _x_ good _fair

Check one _ deteriorated _ unaltered _ ruins _x_ altered _unexposed

~eek one _ original site _moved date of move

Survey No. SM-173

Prepare both a summary paragraph and a general description of the resource and its various elements as it exists today.

Contributing Resource Count: 2

Hopewell and Aim is located at the end of an unpaved road known as Sanner's Lane off of Great Mills Road (Route 246) near Lexington Park in St. Mary's County, Maryland. One old outbuilding is located on the property. The house faces north with the roof oriented on an east/west axis.

Built around 1850, the house consists of a central, two-story, main block with a side hall, double-pile plan. A one-story, flat-roof wing dating to the 1950s extends to the west. This wing serves as the modern kitchen. A one-story, gable-roof wing, dating to circa 1860 - 1870, extends to the east of the main block and is used for storage. The main block of the house is supported by hewn sills and a continuous brick foundation. The exterior is sheathed with aluminum siding and the steep roof is covered with asphalt shingles. The east wing is supported by stone piers infilled with brick. The floor joists of this wing consist of hewn and skinned logs.

The north (main) elevation of the main block consists of a modern door on the western-most end flanked by two six-over-six sash windows with narrow surrounds and louvered shutters to the east. A porch with wrought metal supports, a wood floor, and a wainscoted ceiling extends across the first floor. The second floor is pierced by three six-over-six sash windows with narrow surrounds and louvered shutters. The roofline is finished with a boxed cornice. The one-story, western addition is pierced by two two-over-two sash windows with louvered shutters. An exterior wood deck extends to the west of the wing. The eastern, one-story wing is pierced by two six­over-six sash windows with narrow surrounds and louvered shutters. The roofline is finished with a boxed cornice.

The east elevation of the main block is a flush gable end. Two six-over-six sash windows with louvered shutters light the eave. Two exterior common bond brick chimneys stand against this gable end. One of these chimneys was destroyed by Hurricane Hazel and then rebuilt. The east elevation of the one-story wing is also a flush gable end. It is pierced by a four-over-four sash window with louvered shutters on the first floor. A four-light window with louvered shutters lights the eave. A shed roof addition dating to the 1930s extends to the south of this wing. It is pierced by two six-light windows with louvered shutters.

The south elevation of the one-story east wing is obscured by a shed roof addition that extends across the full width of the wing. It is pierced by five six-light windows, a four-light-over-three-panel door and a tour-light window. The first floor of the main block is pierced by two six-over-six sash windows with narrow surrounds and a small two-over-two sash window. The second floor is pierced by three six-over-six

8. Significance Survey No. SM-173

Period Areas of Significance-Check and justify below _ prehistoric - - 1400-1499

_archeology-prehistoric _community planning _landscape architecture_ religion _ archeology-historic _ conservation _ law _science

1500-1599 _ 1600-1699 _ 1700-1799 _x__ 1800-1899 _1900-

_ agriculture _ economics _ literature _ sculpture --1L architecture _education _ military _ social/ _ art _engineering _ music humanitarian _ commerce _exploration/settlement _ philosophy _theater _ communications _ industry _ politics/government _ transportation

Specific dates None

check: Applicable C~iteria: and/or

Applicable Exception:

Level of Significance:

A

_ invention _other (specify)

Builder/Architect Unknown

B X C D

A B c D E F G

national state X local

Prepare both a summary paragraph of significance and a general statement of history and support.

Hopewell and Aim is significant as the earliest structure that remains standing within the commercial district of Lexington Park. The house has a substantial setback from the road that has protected it from the encroachment of the businesses and small dwellings that line the heavily trafficed, four-lane Great Mills Road (Route 246). Alterations to the house have included the sheathing of both the exterior and the interior with modern materials and the addition of one-story wings to the east and west elevations. Still, the main block of the house retains its original form and some original interior features.

Samuel B. Hammett, Sr., died possessed of 200 acres of Hopewell and Aim in 1854. It seems likely that the property was already improved with this dwelling house at that time. The tract is identified in Benjamin Tippett's Surveyor Log Book Bas the land of Samuel Hammett's heirs located on the road to Mattaponi. Samuel Hammett's son, also named Samuel, purchased the interest of the remaining heirs in 1862 and 1871.

Hopewell and Aim remained in the Hammett family until 1912 when it was purchased by the Crane family. During the Hammett ownership, one of St. Mary's County's most well-known personalities was born here. Samuel D. Hammett, better known as the novelist Dashiell Hammett, was born in the house to Richard Hammett and Annie Bond in 1894. Dashiell Hammett lived here for only two years before moving with his family to Baltimore.

9. Major Bibliographical References Survey No.SM-173

Sanner, William M. The Sanner Family in the U.S.A. Inc., 1968).

(Baltimore: W.M.Sanner,

1 o. Geographical Data Acreage of nominated property 1 5 acres Quadrangle name Solomons Island

UTM References do NOT complete UTM references

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Acreage including the dwelling and providing a buffer around the house.

List all states and counties for properties overlapping state or county boundaries

state code county code

state code county code

11. Form Prepared By

name/title Elizabeth Hughes, Historic Sites Surveyor

organization St. Mary's County DPZ date January 1995

street & number telephone 301-4 75-4662

city or town Leonardtown state MD

The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an Act of the Maryland Legislature to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 1974 supplement.

The survey and inventory are being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringement of individual property rights.

return to: Maryland Historical Shaw House 21 State Circ Annapoli~ ryland 21401 ~,,-!69-2438

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SM-173, Hopewell and Aim St. Mary's County 7.1 Description

sash windows with narrow surrounds. The cornice is boxed. The one-story, flat roof addition to the west is blind.

The west elevation of the main block is covered by the modern one-story addition. The addition is pierced by a modern door and three two-over-two sash windows with louvered shutters. The second floor of the house and the eave are both pierced by one six-over-six sash window with narrow surrounds.

The interior of much of the house has been sheathed with modern materials. The hall retains its original open-string stair with rectangular balusters and turned newel post. The stair rises from south to north and is paneled. A four-panel door hung on a butt hinge opens to a closet beneath the stair. A bathroom has been built into the house at the far end of the hall behind a two-panel door. One of the two original mantels survives in the south parlor. The mantel consists of plain pilasters which flank the firebox and are surmounted by a plain frieze. A two-panel door opens from the south parlor to the one-story, gable roof wing. The second floor of the house consists of two bedrooms behind four-panel doors with metal box locks. A small open string stair provides access to the attic. The stair is finished with scroll-sawn brackets and has a rounded newel post. A small closet with a beaded surround opens underneath the stair. The attic space consists of a central hall and two bedrooms. A four-panel door opens to one bedroom while a three-over-two panel door opens to the second bedroom. The rafters that are visible here appear to be connected with mortise and tenon joints secured with nails.

The one-story east wing consists of one room with a hand pump and sink located against the north wall and a simple mantel shelf against the west wall. A dairy has been incorporated into the northeast corner of the wing. The brick floor and remnants of the dairy trough remain visible. A vertical panel door with horizontal battens is hung on square butt hinges and is located in the northeast corner of the room. This door provides access to the stair to the upper half story. The loft space reveals reciprocal sawn rafters attached with mortise and tenon joints that have been secured with mature machine cut nails. The rafter feet rest on the floor.

The one original outbuilding on the property is a frame cornhouse located northeast of the house. It is sheathed with weatherboard siding and is roofed with corrugated metal over wood shingles. The cornhouse is now used for storage.

SM-173, Hopewell and Aim St. Mary's County 8.1 Significance

Chain of Title

TO: William Edward Sanner, Jr. FROM: Leona P. Sanner, a.k.a. Mildred L. Sanner, widow. RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Liber MAB 54, folio 84. DATE: September 5, 1979. NOTES: Transfer of 5% undivided interest in a tract being all the remainder of "Hopewell."

TO: William E. Sanner and Mildred L. Sanner FROM: Mary R. Fowler RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Liber CBG 58, folio 294. DATE: August 8, 1955. NOTES: Transfer of 184 1/4 acres of "Hopewell."

TO: Mary R. Fowler FROM: William E. Sanner and Mildred L. Sanner RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Records, Liber CBG 58, folio 292. DATE: August 8, 1955. NOTES:

TO: William E. Sanner FROM: Sarah C. Sanner, widow. RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Records, Liber CBG 13, folio 125. DATE: September 10, 1941. NOTES: Transfer of 184 1/2 acres of "Hopewell."

TO: George E. Sanner and Sarah C. Sanner FROM: Thomas Quirk Meredith and Dorothy D. Meredith RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Liber JMM 6, folio 319. DATE: March 26, 1929. NOTES: Transfer of "Hopewell and Aim" being 187 1 /2 acres.

TO: Thomas Quirk Meredith FROM: J. Allan Coad and Clara C. Coad RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Liber JMM 1, folio 495. DATE: July 31, 1923. NOTES: Transfer of "Hopewell and Aim" being 197 1/2 acres.

TO: J. Allan Coad FROM: Ruth R. Purcell, widow. RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Liber JMM 1, folio 221.

SM-173, Hopewell and Aim St. Mary's County 8.2 Significance

DATE: September 28, 1922. NOTES: Transfer of property with the stipulation that the grantee will assume responsibility for two judgements against the property totaling $4600.

TO: George W. Purcell and Ruth R. Purcell FROM: Mollie D. Crane of Baltimore City. RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Uber EBA 18, folio 349. DATE: September 25, 1919. NOTES: Transfer of property for $2000 plust agreement to pay $3000 judgement against property.

TO: Mollie D. Crane FROM: Robert C. Combs, Trustee RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Uber EBA 10, folio 75. DATE: February 2, 1912. NOTES: Sale of property as result of judgement in case Robert C. Combs, mortgagee vs. Janie R. Miles et al, heirs of Samuel B. Hammett (see Mortgage JFF 6/491; Decree Record EBA 4/419). Samuel B. Hammett died in 1910. His first wife, Rebecca Ann, died around 1890. Samuel remarried to Lucie E. Dyer. His heirs include his widow, Janie R. Miles, Luther F. Miles, Richard T. Hammett, Annie Hammett, George R. Hammett, Samuel C. Hammett, and Lucy M. Hammett. Combs, acting as Trustee, sold Hammett's property to Crane on June 6, 1911 for $2700.

TO: Samuel B. Hammett FROM: McKelvy B. Hammett, Jane L. Hammett, George A. Hammett, Washington B. Hammett RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Uber JAC 5, folio 126. DATE: February 8, 1871. NOTES: Transfer of their parts of the land formerly owned by Samuel B. Hammett, deceased, commonly called and known as "Hopewell and Aim" in the 2nd election district adjoining the lands of William Jones and the heirs of John H. Clocker and Forrest Hall. Price: $570.

TO: Samuel B. Hammett FROM: James S. B. Hammett, Ann L. Hammett, William S. B. Hammett, James B. Redman, Angelina Redman. RECORD: St. Mary's County Land Record, Uber JTB 4, folio 29. DATE: May 26, 1862. NOTES: Transfer of land being all of the land which Samuel B. Hammett died possessed ... "Hopewell and Aim" containing 200 acres. Samuel B. Hammett died intestate in 1854 (Estate No. 344). Price: $375.

SM-173, Hopewell and Aim St. Mary\s County 8.3 SignHicance

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SM-173 HOPEWELL AND AIM (HAMMETT HOUSE) Lexington Park Private

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With a floor plan consisting of an end hall and flanking double

parlor, this two-story frame house is three bays in length at the principal

facade, and has two exterior chimneys at one end. There is also a later

one-story frame wing. It is the earliest house still standing close to

the town of Lexington Park and is situated within an area of corrrnercial

development.

In a court record of 1827 this property is referred to as the "land

whereon the said Samuel Harrrnett now dwelleth same being part of tract

called 'Hopewell and Aim Att. 1" Harrrnett died in 1883, and among his

heirs were his son, Richard T. Harrrnett, and Richard's wife, parents of the

well-known detective story writer, Samuel Dashiell Ha1TU11ett.

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