Landon House, Urbana, Maryland

Landon House, located in Urbana, Maryland, was the site of J.E.B Stuart

Originally built along the Rappahannock River, Landon House was moved to Urbana in 1840.  It saw duty as both a female academy and a military school.

Just days after the famous ball, Landon House was back in use as a military hospital for the wounded from the Battle of Antietam.

A Civil War Trails sign explains the events surrounding the Sabers and Roses Ball.

View from the second floor balcony, looking out toward the old Washington Pike, now Route 355.

One of the main floor rooms in which the ball was held.

A large print of J.E.B. Stuart holds a place of honor.

Landon House is a popular spot for weddings and other events such as Civil War-themed children

Next door to Landon House is the house where Anne Cockey, more commonly known as the New York Rebel, stayed in Urbana.