Partnership (Fulton, Maryland)

Partnership is a historic building located in Fulton, Maryland, originally constructed in the early 18th century on a former slave tobacco plantation. Notable for its unique three-bay wide brick architecture with a gambrel roof, the bricks were made on-site and feature animal footprints. The property has a rich history, having been owned by prominent figures such as Thomas Worthington and Captain Nicholas Gassaway. In 1963, the building was relocated to Phoenix, Maryland, to make way for development. It is also recognized for its appearance in the 1969 film adaptation of 'Nightmare's Child' on Maryland Public Television, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers exploring Maryland's historical architecture and heritage.