Oxon Hill Manor

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What is Oxon Hill Manor?
- Oxon Hill Manor is a historic neo-Georgian mansion located in Oxon Hill, Prince George's County, Maryland.
Who designed and built Oxon Hill Manor?
- The mansion was designed in 1928 by Washington architect Jules Henri de Sibour for Sumner Welles.
- The 49-room house was completed in 1929, featuring a two-story main block made of Flemish bond brick and a northern wing.
What structures are on the property?
- In addition to the main house, the property includes:
  - Two outbuildings
  - A five-car garage
  - Manager's quarters
  - A greenhouse
  - A stable
  - Formal gardens
Did any famous historical figures stay at Oxon Hill Manor?
- It is alleged that Franklin D. Roosevelt and possibly even Sir Winston Churchill stayed at the manor.
Who owned the property after Sumner Welles?
- The property was later sold to Fred Maloof, a wealthy oilman and art collector.
What did Fred Maloof do with the property?
- Maloof established a museum for fine art and John Hanson memorabilia within the house.
Who manages Oxon Hill Manor today?
- The property is currently managed by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.

6901 Oxon Hill Rd, Oxon Hill, MD 20745, Phone: 301-839-7782

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