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About the Project Historic Annapolis will be launching an important rehabilitation project in the summer of 2025 to transform the property at 1 Martin Street into a community gathering space with a revitalized outdoor amphitheater and a multi-use interior room. Once restored to full use, 1 Martin Street will serve as a dynamic hub for… Continue reading One Martin Street

Click Here to Book Your Admission Start your exploration of Annapolis: Museum Without Walls™ at the Museum of Historic Annapolis. Hotbed of the Revolution! Catalyst for Civil Rights! Home of the U.S. Naval Academy! Heart of the Chesapeake!  Annapolis is all these things – and more. Visit the Museum of Historic Annapolis and explore three floors of exhibitions and stories in… Continue reading Museum of Historic Annapolis

Start your exploration of Annapolis: Museum Without Walls™ at Hogshead Trades Museum. This modest wood-frame structure with a gambrel roof is a rare surviving example of a building type that was common in 18th-century Annapolis. It was just this sort of inexpensive rental housing that the new state government pressed into service as barracks for… Continue reading Hogshead Trades Museum

Click Here to Book Your Admission! Start your exploration of Annapolis: Museum Without Walls™ at the William Paca House and Garden. This five-part Georgian mansion was built in the 1760s by William Paca, one of Maryland’s four Signers of the Declaration of Independence and the state’s third Governor. Carefully restored by Historic Annapolis beginning in… Continue reading William Paca Garden

Click Here to Book Your Admission Start your exploration of Annapolis: Museum Without Walls™ at the William Paca House and Garden. This five-part Georgian mansion was built in the 1760s for William Paca, one of Maryland’s four Signers of the Declaration of Independence and the state’s third Governor. Carefully restored by Historic Annapolis beginning in… Continue reading William Paca House & Garden

Due to the restoration project, the James Brice House is currently closed to the public.  The James Brice House is one of the largest and most elegant of Annapolis’s historic homes, and one of the most important surviving structures from colonial America.  Recognizing the importance of the architectural gem, the State of Maryland purchased the… Continue reading James Brice House