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The Curator’s Corner
Meet HA’s Curator of Collections, Robin Matty! Robin’s here to give you some tips and tricks to manage your own special heirlooms (now that you’ve got plenty of time to […]
Voices of Preservation
While our offices are closed and we are primarily working remotely, Historic Annapolis continues to work towards our mission to provide meaningful connections to the places that are of importance […]
Annapolis: The week of April 5, 1770
In these unsettled times, when there’s no limit to the volume of news produced daily for our consumption, it’s comforting to think of an era when news was published only […]
A Historian At Home
Like most other Historic Annapolis staff members and much of the world, Senior Historian Glenn Campbell is working from home these days. Glenn has degrees in History from the U.S. […]
James Brice House Restoration Updates: Fall 2019
Roof Trials December 2019 Practice makes perfect! Architect Bill Neudorfer and Lewis Contractors are working to ensure they have the proper technique down to begin the swept valley shingle installation […]
James Brice House Restoration Updates: Winter 2019
Attic Hole March 2019 There’s a hole in the roof of the Brice House! Wood that was cut out of the roof rafters to create modern dormer windows in the […]
James Brice House Restoration Updates: Fall 2018
A Rare and Unique Find December 12, 2018 Today in the backyard of the James Brice House, archaeologists found a projectile point made from rhyolite (a material typically found in […]
James Brice House Restoration Updates – Fall 2017
1950’s Window Sills Removal November 10, 2017 Out with the new and in with the “old”…huh? That’s right, we are taking out the 1950 window sills that were installed at […]