Yesterday I was fortunate enough to get an incomparable, and historical, view of Annapolis. I scaled the stairs of the State House to the top, marveling at its construction along […]
The Annapolis Capital featured the home of John and Louise Hammond as their Home of the Week! The Hammonds’ lovely garden will be part of this weekend’s Secret Garden Tour […]
My computer crashed this week, and I am feeling discombobulated and unhappy with modern technology. But the hardships that accompany our dependence on electronic devices don’t seem so bad when […]
By Intern Extraordinaire Tara Owens It is pretty obvious, winter is over – not that we had much of a winter to begin with. The hot days of summer are […]
From the Desk of Intern Extraordinaire Tara This Tuesday was May 1, which for thousands of years has been celebrated as May Day. Originating as the pagan festival celebrating the […]
I hope you’re outside enjoying the sunshine today! Unfortunately the forecast says it’s going to be short-lived. But if you find yourself yearning for sunshine and flowers while sitting inside […]
Our Museum Store recently received a redesign and a mannequin that had been in the store modelling a tricorn hat no longer fit. So it has been repurposed as a […]
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JvYRdt4vdns] The exhibit House & Home is opening at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC on April 28. A pianoforte and fire bucket from Hammond-Harwood House are featured in the […]
History works in mysterious and wonderful ways. The Hammond-Harwood House has a portrait of Philip Yorke, the 1st Earl of Hardwicke, that descended in his family to Susan Amelia Yorke […]