Hancock's Resolution

Hancock's Resolution is a historic two-storey stone farmhouse located in Pasadena, Maryland, built in 1785 by Stephen Hancock Jr. on a 410-acre farm. The house features a gambrel roof and has undergone several additions, with significant renovations completed in 2000. It includes original outbuildings such as a stone dairy and is surrounded by a picturesque 15-acre landscape. The property was preserved by the Hancock family until the 1960s and is now a house museum, offering visitors a glimpse into early American farm life. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.