My husband and I moved to Annapolis from Washington DC’s Cleveland Park neighborhood, building a house in a waterfront community on the Severn River. For him, it was a return to the hometown of his boyhood, a move that delighted his parents and childhood friends. For me, a native New Englander…
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The new “African-American Voices, Memories, and Places: A Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Trail” is a virtual trail of African American stories, voices, video interviews, historical photos, and documentation in Anne Arundel County. The project was created by local and professional historians…
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Visitors and residents of Annapolis who look longingly at the handmade furniture in the Hammond-Harwood House or who think that Crate and Barrel is their only option for purchasing rustic or nautical furnishings should visit Annapolis Maritime Antiques (AMA) in Eastport. The shop, located about a…
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Just south of Annapolis, near the mouth of South River, sits the last remaining screw-pile lighthouse still in its original location on the Chesapeake Bay. The Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse has been designated as a National Historical Landmark, only one of twelve lighthouses to be given this…
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During Annapolis Arts Week, there will be plenty of opportunities to contribute to the culture and experience of visual arts in Annapolis. Whether you’re out to create some new pieces or just want to window shop, there is a place for everyone to enjoy what the artists of Annapolis have to offer…
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Why in the name of the Chesapeake Bay oyster would anyone choose to burn their own socks? Head to Eastport to see for yourself at the Annapolis Oyster Roast & Sock Burning on Saturday, March 23, 2019, noon to 4 pm. Courtesy of Annapolis Maritime Museum The annual event is held around the time of…
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As spring approaches, so does warmer weather and typically a few rainy days. Annapolis thrives when the seas are calm and sun is shining, but there are plenty of activities around the city that cater to a range of ages and interests. Here are a few suggestions for a rainy day in Annapolis to keep…
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With spring right around the corner, it’s time to start getting ready for the festival and event season in Annapolis. In Annapolis this March, you'll find a slew of major events happening, from the annual Annapolis Restaurant Week, a ton of St. Patrick’s Day activities and events, a…
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A relic of the Maryland Oyster Wars, the Oyster Wars Cannon is a true treasure of Maryland’s history. It is a 150-year old cannon that was used by Maryland State officers to fight oyster poaching in Maryland waters in the late 1800s. The actual cannon is now on display at the Annapolis Maritime…
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January is a time for resolutions, a fresh start, learning something new and, oftentimes, connecting deeper with ourselves. The engaging lectures and history events happening in our area this month are sure to help you meet those goals in this New Year: “Laurence Hurst Anniversary Show” and “Songs…
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