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Genealogy is everywhere—online, on screens, through organizations and conferences and more. But technologies aside, it was everywhere in the 1700s, too. We may think of Americans living in the 1700s …
Step back into the past and explore the vital role of sewing and laundry in the daily life of a colonial household. Discover how women and girls kept their families …
Step back in time at Hogshead Trades Museum, a unique dwelling on historic Pinkney Street, and learn how working-class people lived in Annapolis during the Revolutionary era. During this interactive …
Celebrate Maryland Day with Historic Annapolis! On Friday and Sunday, explore the William Paca Garden and the Waterfront Warehouse and discover the history of Maryland’s capital city by the water. On Saturday, visit the William Paca …
Don’t miss Colonial Cocktails! What elevates a regular old punch to the status of royalty… well, wine of course! Span the colonial period with two wine-based punches: Captain Radcliffe’s Punch …
It’s February 14th, 1776, and there’s far more than love brewing over at London Town. 250 years ago, rising tensions and fears of a British presence in the Chesapeake Bay …
Join us for the first of a five-part lecture series at the William Brown House that reimagines the tavern as it was in 1776: a space for community news and …
Join us for our Reenactor Yard Sale, a multiple-period yard sale of reproduction historic items ranging from shoes to hats, tents to trousers, cookware to dishes, and many items in …
In this presentation, Mark Letzer explores the surviving silver from the workshops of Annapolis silversmiths in the 1700s. He not only illustrates the few surviving objects but illuminates the lives …
In 2020, archaeologists began searching the Eastern Shore wetlands for the home of Ben Ross, Harriet Tubman’s father. Their work uncovered the remains of Ross’ homeplace and a second dwelling …
