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Impermanent Architecture in the Southern American Colonies

NCE IN A WHILE someone slows down to read the historical marker that the state put up alongside the county road years before the site was actually found. Now the location is known for certain, but no one bothers to move the sign, because seventeenth-century Middle Plantation-down a side road and halfway across a soybean field in the rolling farm country west of Annapolis, Maryland-is nothing to look at