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Places to go…places to stay…resources to know about…For more background on Annapolis history, go to Learn about Historic Annapolis.Historic Buildings & Sites
The William Paca House & Garden is a National Historic Landmark, restored by Historic Annapolis Foundation to its colonial-era splendor. Stop by the other historic properties restored and maintained by Historic Annapolis Foundation—all within a block of the City Dock area. Nonprofit organization promoting maritime heritage and preservation. 84 Franklin Street. In former Mt. Moriah A.M.E. Church, the first church in the county formed by African-Americans (in 1799); building erected in 1876. Open most days. 107 Duke of Gloucester Street. Originally built in 1670. Home of one of Annapolis's earliest families, including one of four Maryland signers of the Declaration of Independence. Open limited hours. 22 Maryland Avenue. Georgian mansion built during Annapolis's Golden Age for a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Open limited hours. 144 Conduit Street. Congregation formally organized in 1846; church building dedicated in 1847. 19 Maryland Avenue. Fine classic dwelling built during Annapolis's Golden Age.Open most days for tours. State Circle. The oldest state house still in legislative use. Guided tours daily. 207 Hanover Street. Eighteenth-century Georgian residence occupied by Thomas Stone, signer of the Declaration of Independence. Church Circle. Congregation organized in late 17th century; present church completed in 1859. Liberal arts college founded in Annapolis in 1696; known for its "great books" curriculum. 1601 Pleasant Plains Road. Parish founded in 1692; present church completed in 1895. Established in Annapolis in 1845; now a 338-acre complex with visitors center, museum, walking tours. National Historic Landmark. Cultural Organizations & Museums
Includes the Annapolis Chamber Orchestra, Youth Orchestra, and Chamber Chorale. Presents concerts and an annual vocal competition. Musical theatre entertainment presented at the Old Smith Blacksmith Shop near City Dock. More than four decades of performances. Professional ballet company and training academy with headquarters in Annapolis. Memorial at City Dock commemorates the place of arrival of Alex Haley's ancestor and other enslaved Africans. Foundation encourages people of all backgrounds to search for their "roots." Diverse arts education and cultural programs. Radio
CBS affiliate; the only area station with a full-time local news staff. Listen for Historic Annapolis Foundation's spot every Tuesday morning at 8:35! Goverment Resources
Business resource; site provides a wealth of information about the Annapolis community. Year-round information on enjoying every aspect of the city and county. Links to organizations, institutions, and publications, as well as information on city government and services. Access to 471,000 historical records through Archives of Maryland Online. Building on Rowe Boulevard has a public search room, where Alex Haley discovered his family's connection to Annapolis. Official homepage. Historic Preservation
The Nation's official list of cultural resources worthy of preservation. Online magazine with links to information ranging from historic travel itineraries to grant sources. Private nonprofit organization devoted to saving America’s historic places. Nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving buildings, landscapes, and archaeological sites. Historic Societies & Organizations
Late 17th and early 18th century town being excavated by archaeologists. Located just outside Annapolis in Edgewater. Open for tours; limited hours. Archaeology & Anthropology
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