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Raspberry Plain plantation survives today as part of the Catoctin Rural Historic District, although the house that Thomson Mason built and that his descendants altered, burned and was torn down in the early 20th century and replaced in 1910 by the current edifice in the Colonial Revival style.
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1421:On slavery
1204:Woodbridge
1174:Montpelier
1169:Mattawoman
973:John Mason
760:2021-06-20
677:2008-02-15
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