Patapsco Distilling - Sykesville, MD - Pictorial Pub Signs on Waymarking.com

Taken from the NRHP nomination form, "North of the station, on the east side of Main Street, is a two-story gable roofed stone building, five bays wide with a two-bay wing at its north end and one bay deep; constructed in 1865, this vernacular building is one of only two in town illustrating the 19th-century stone building tradition of the Patapsco valley, as well as one of the few which predate the devastating flood of 1868. It is currently used as the parish house of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church (the church is located south of the river, in Howard County).

On the hillside above St. Barnabas' Parish House stands the district's other vernacular stone building, St. Joseph's Catholic Church. A simple, gableroofed church built in 1867, it is embellished by a Victorian belfry."

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