The first visitors to Historic London Town and Gardens in Edgewater, Maryland, signed the fresh new registry book on April 15, 1971. At that time, the gardens were still being developed, and the c.1760 William Brown House had not yet finished its restoration work. However, the site still offered…
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'Double, double toil and trouble,' from William Shakespeare's Macbeth. Pictured are Nicole Albanese, Nancy Krebs and Christine Asero in the Dell at Historic London Town & Gardens. Image courtesy of Mario Ramos. Sally Boyett is an accomplished professional Broadway actress, singer and dancer with…
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The William Brown House c. 1760 was built as an upscale tavern at Historic London Town and Gardens. Photo courtesy of the author. In this time of uncertainty are you searching for safe and interesting outdoor spaces for the entire family? Do you enjoy beautiful gardens, exploring historic…
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The different ways we celebrate the holidays are rooted in family traditions, religious customs—and history . Every single day in the Annapolis area, we are treated to a wonderful mix of modern times and history, so it’s no surprise the holiday season gives us a chance to experience the same…
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I could not have found myself at a more perfect place on a beautiful fall afternoon than Historic London Town & Gardens. My curiosity was immediately struck by the dark wooden structures you see upon approach– the reconstructed Lord Mayor’s Tenement, and the Carpenter’s Shop. These rugged buildings…
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I know—you’ve heard of it, but what is it really? Historic London Town and Gardens is a 23-acre waterfront park and museum situated on a bluff overlooking the South River near Annapolis, Maryland. The site includes a historic brick mansion, a recreated early colonial village, an archaeology lab, a…
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