The historic property was named after the home's original owners, Henry Stoupe and John Gibson. Stoopley-Gibson Manor is a three-story brick manor dated was built between 1760 to 1780 when the property was owned by the Bright Family. In 2022, the manor was added to the National Park Service Network to Freedom trail due to its historic significate to Henry Massey, a slave who escape from the manor in 1854 but was arrested later in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania under the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.
This is one of twelve properties documented in partnership with Preservation Maryland. NCPTT scanned this building using a Faro Focus Laser Scanner to produce this video flythrough of the building's point cloud digital model.
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A New Beginning · Esther Abrami
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A New Beginning
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