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Exterior Doorway
Date: 1800-1825
Maker: Unknown builder/architect
Dimensions: 144 x 88 in. (365.8 x 223.5 cm.)
Medium: Wood, carved and painted; lead, glass, gilding
Credit Line: Gift of John Henry Scarff, by exchange with the Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore
Origin: Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Object Number: 1983.94
Current Location: American Wing Second Floor, Scott 9

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