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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New exhibition in conjunction with St. John's College

Goldsborough Family Portraits

Together for the first time, four portraits of Henrietta Maria Tilghman Robins Goldsborough attr. to  John Hesselius will hang side by side in the Mitchell Gallery.

June 17th-July 8th

Free admission

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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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