Exterior Signage
Located on the front of the structure.
Surgical Suite
Much like it is preserved and on display today.
Examination Room
Entryway
The wallpaper located in the entry as it exists today was replicated to look very similar to what is seen in this historic photo.
Original Signage
The original sign that once hung from the front of the building. This item has been preserved and is on display in the Museum.
Prescriptions
A significant amount of prescriptions are preserved and on display at the Museum.
Dr. Lamar's College Graduating Class
Baltimore Medical College
(now known as the University of Maryland)
As preserved and on display at the Museum.
Historic Signage
One of a few names for which the Museum was known.
Historic Postcard
Once available for purchase.
Recovery Room
Utilized by surgical patients recovering from various illnesses. This room and it's original contents are on display within the Museum.
Medical Garments
One of many original medical garments on display at the Museum.
Petal Sink
Considered State-of-the-Art for the time period of Dr. Lamar's Medical and Surgical practice.
Sterilization System
On display in the Surgical Suite.
Surgical Cart
On display in the Surgical Suite.
This photo taken as the structure stands today located in Wolfsville, Maryland was once home and medical office of Dr. Lewis A. Lamar, Father of Dr. Austin Algernon Lamar.
This two-story frame house was built by Dr. Lewis Lamar around 1877. The original structure had three bays, with a fourth added and likely used for the physician's office. The exterior was originally covered with german siding. The windows are 6/6. A one-story porch with turned columns extends across the south elevation. The roof is that of standing seam metal. The chimney is located at the original west end, now enclosed by the additional bay. Also on the property is a frame summer kitchen with asbestos shingle siding and a standing seam metal roof. the windows are 2/2 with molded lintels and the door is a four-panel type. the chimney is located on the north interior wall. A frame smokehouse has tongue and groove siding and a composition roof.
In and around 1920, and following Dr. Lewis A. Lamar's ownership, Rooklyn Pryor ran a small general store within the first story of the structure.
Burial stone of Dr. Austin Algernon Lamar, M.D., located at the Christ Reformed Cemetery, Middletown, Maryland
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Burial stone of Lena Ethel Lamar, Wife of Dr. Austin Algernon Lamar located at the Christ Reformed Cemetery, Middletown, Maryland
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Burial stone of David W. Lamar, Son of Dr. Austin Algernon Lamar located at the Christ Reformed Cemetery, Middletown, Maryland
Burial stone of Austin Algernon Lamar, Jr., Son of Dr. Austin Algernon Lamar located at the Christ Reformed Cemetery, Middletown, Maryland
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Burial stone of Louise Catherine Lamar Young, Son of Dr. Austin Algernon Lamar located at the Christ Reformed Cemetery, Middletown, Maryland