Hammond - Harwood House, 1774
"The Hammond-Harwood House is one of the most important colonial houses in America."


  Image of Hammond-Harwood House by Donna Rhody;  Frances Loockerman, 1803; English Shagreen Tea Caddy and Cannisters, 1762-3; Brick with signature of "IL 1829;" Jesuit Porcelain Tea Cup, ca. 1760-1770         

 

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GREENS SHOW AND SALE AT HHH!!!!

BUY HOLIDAY GREENS

Featuring local boxwood and magnolia wreaths, "Kissing balls", centerpieces, and

other seasonal favorites in a variety of sizes.

December 11th, 10am-midnight madness

December 12-14th, 10am-4pm

Also buy at Riva Road Farmer's Market on Truman Parkway

December 13th-20th, 7am-noon

 

DECORATED HOUSE TOURS!!!!

A guided house tour that is a feast for the eyes! Each room is decorated by a different local garden club.

The museum looks beautiful!!

 

December 11-14th, 10am-4pm

December 18-21st, 12pm-4pm

December 26-31st, 12pm-4pm

Admission to the museum is $8.00 adults, $5.00 children

For more information call 410-263-4683 x 13

 

 

 

 

 



Open for group tours and special events, November - March (call for specifics)
Open Tuesday - Sunday, April - October 

Hammond-Harwood House, ca. 1774
19 Maryland Avenue
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
410-263-4683 | 410-267-6891 (fax)

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***If you have accessibility needs, please call: 410-263-4683 x11 during office hours (Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm)***

 

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Last Updated: December  2008
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