Oak Hill (Jessup, Maryland)

Oak Hill is a historic manor situated on a 235-acre farm in Jessup, Maryland, once serving as a summer residence for Orson Adams, a prominent banker. The estate featured Victorian and English manor houses, which were noted in 1876 maps but later fell into disrepair and were lost to fire after being repurposed as antique stores. The area surrounding Oak Hill has undergone significant development, particularly with the construction of the I-95 and Route 175 interchange, transforming the landscape while the legacy of the manor remains tied to the region's rich history.