A stately new Home Office for the Insurance Company opened its doors on Meeting House Road in 1977. It is modeled after the renowned Wren building of William & Mary College in Williamsburg. To keep pace with growth, a new wing doubled its size in 1991.

Caleb Stabler, brother of Insurance Company president Edward Stabler, served as a director and general agent, traveling the state by horse and buggy. An early company record shows his recipe for axle grease: "10 lbs. Lard Oil, 5 lbs. Bees-wax, 1 lb. Resin." Farmer Stabler pioneered the use of fertilizers to reclaim exhausted farmland, operated a lime kiln on the Patuxent, championed construction of the Colesville turnpike (today's New Hampshire Avenue), and served as first president of the Savings Institution.