The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
Experience the joy of the holiday season with a festive tour of the William Paca House! Gather your family and friends and begin the holiday season amidst the charming decorations of our historic mansion. You’ll be guided through the home of a Signer of the Declaration of Independence by your knowledgeable docent on a one-hour […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
Family HoursLondon Town will open at 11:00 am, and you're welcome to explore the grounds throughout the day. Holiday activities will begin at 3:00pm, when the celebration comes to life with hot cider or cocoa, pictures with Santa, festive performances, winter crafts, sparkling lights, and plenty of opportunities to make memories together. Once you purchase […]
Experience the wonder of the season at London Town by Candlelight, a festive celebration that brings history, music, and holiday celebrations to life across our historic area. Wander through pathways illuminated by seasonal lights, enjoy live music throughout the historic area, and step inside the William Brown House for special lantern-lit tours throughout the day. […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]
The decade prior to the American Revolutionary War (1760s-1770s) is considered the “Golden Age of Annapolis” because the city was regarded as the “genteelest town in North America,” and was a distinguished center for commerce, cultural pursuits, social events, and Georgian architecture. Hammond-Harwood House, 19 Maryland Avenue, is recognizing this description of our fair city […]