Widehall

Widehall is a historic house located in Chestertown, Maryland, built between 1769 and 1770 by Thomas Smyth III. This architecturally significant middle-Georgian brick house features a striking façade with a pedimented frontispiece, engaging columns, and a balustraded roof deck. The interior boasts original features such as a mahogany hanging stairway and a unique 3-arch arcade. As part of the Chestertown Historic District, Widehall offers a glimpse into 18th-century architecture and the life of its notable owners, including U.S. Senator Robert Wright and state legislator Ezekiel F. Chambers. Visitors can appreciate its historical context and architectural beauty while exploring the charming waterfront town of Chestertown.