Graham-Hughes House

The Graham-Hughes House is a stunning Châteauesque residence located in the historic Mount Vernon Place District of Baltimore, Maryland. Designed by architect George Archer and completed in 1888, this architectural gem showcases the rich history of the area. Originally attributed to Charles E. Cassell, its true origins were clarified through a 1888 article in the Baltimore Sun. The house was home to George and Sarah Graham, and later their daughter Isabella, who lived there until 1977. This historic site offers a glimpse into the architectural and familial heritage of Baltimore.