private residence there: the Samuel Taylor Suit Cottage or "Berkeley Castle". The family took up residence in August 1887. Suit died on October 1, 1888, at his residence on New Jersey Avenue in Washington. He is buried in St. Barnabas Cemetery, Temple Hills, Maryland. "Berkeley Castle" was not complete at the time of Samuel's death, but Rosa completed the house in the 1890s. She sold the Suitland estate in 1902 to pay debts. The castle was sold in 1913.It is now the headquarters of a white supremacy group, the VDare Foundation. References External links Biography of Suit at the U.S. Census Bureau, whose headquarters now occupy part of the Suitland estate Detailed biography of Suit at the Federation of Historic Bottle Collectors, discussing jugs and bottles produced by Suit's distilleries in detail 1830 births 1888 deaths People from Bladensburg, Maryland Maryland state senators People from Bath (Berkeley Springs), West Virginia Burials in Maryland Businesspeople from Louisville, Kentucky 19th-century American politicians 19th-century American businesspeople