Anchors Aweigh Music Tour
The Anchors Aweigh Music Tour offers the opportunity to learn all about the U.S. Naval Academy’s rich and musical history from the retired Master Chief, Dave Hanner. This is the …
Anchors Aweigh Music Tour
The Anchors Aweigh Music Tour offers the opportunity to learn all about the U.S. Naval Academy’s rich and musical history from the retired Master Chief, Dave Hanner. This is the …
Colonial Annapolis Walking Tour
The Colonial Annapolis Walking Tour is a favorite for 50 years and a wonderful introduction to the best of Annapolis! Stroll through the charming streets of the historic district with …
Day on the Bay to St. Michaels
Cruise across the Chesapeake Bay to St. Michaels on the Eastern Shore with Day on the Bay! Enjoy one complimentary non-alcoholic beverage on the way there. This quaint historic village …
Heritage Cruise on the Chesapeake
Explore Annapolis’ fascinating maritime history and the Chesapeake Bay ecology with the Heritage Cruise on the Chesapeake! This guided two-hour cruise takes place aboard the historic Skipjack Wilma Lee. Learn …
Weird, Wacky, & Unusual History of Annapolis Tour
Join your colonial-attired guide to learn the weird, wacky, and unusual history of Annapolis. Hear tales about the Russian sailor buried in the Annapolis National Cemetery and the historic “mobile …
Maryland State House Tour
Distinguished as a national historic landmark, the Maryland State House is a treasure in the city of Annapolis. Join your period-attired guide at 188 Main Street to start on a …
Living History: First Civil War Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Meet the first Civil War Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regiment on Pinkney Street! Learn about their efforts in August and September of 1862 to replace troops lost at the battle of …
Scandalous Annapolis
Scandalous Annapolis is a lighthearted, adults-only, tongue-in-cheek walking tour presented by a guide in the character of a colonial indentured servant who works odd jobs day and night to make …
Reenactment of the Burning of the Peggy Stewart
On October 19, 1774, Annapolis sparks Maryland’s active participation in the American Revolution when angry colonists take place in the burning of the Peggy Stewart in order to destroy the detestable …