Which Fork?
An etiquette class for ages 8 and up.
12 events found.
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What the Mark? Silver ID Day at Hammond-Harwood House
Hammond-Harwood House 19 Maryland Ave., Annapolis, MD, United StatesKirk and Stieff were well-established Baltimore silver manufacturers, along with other American companies including Gorham and Oneida. Their lovely patterns are well-known and loved, but do you have other silver you've found in a drawer, something that's been passed down, bought at a garage sale, or purchased from an antique shop that you would like […]
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People in Portraits
Join Docent, Bob Mulcrone for a specialty tour focusing on the stories of the people in the portrait collection of the Hammond-Harwood House.
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Holiday Open House
Cruising Annapolis during Midnight Madness? Stop by Hammond-Harwood House for a free visit to see the historic rooms decorated for the season, listen to period music and enjoy mulled cider. Hammond-Harwood House, now 251 years old, has hosted many holiday celebrations. From the earliest family who lived here beginning in 1806, traditions have been built […]
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Fireside Revelry: A Colonial Twelfth Night Concert – Matinee Show- SOLD OUT
Join us for a concert celebrating the Twelfth Night of Christmas.
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SOLD OUT- Fireside Revelry: A Colonial Twelfth Night Concert – Evening Show
Join us for a concert celebrating the Twelfth Night of Christmas.
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Pre- Concert Talk: “The Unison of Tell-Tuned Hearts”: Katherine Philips and Her Musical Circle
Join Professor Thomas Ward (U.S. Naval Academy) for a pre-concert talk exploring the rich musical and poetic world of seventeenth-century writer Katherine Philips.
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SOLD OUT- With Quill and Voice: A Valentine of Verse and Song from the Literary Salons of 17th-Century England
An intimate Valentine’s concert honoring friendship, longing, and lyric beauty through the lens of 17th-century literary salons.
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Voices of the Enslaved- Charles Ball
Black History Month lecture by Hammond-Harwood House director Barbara Goyette focusing on first-person accounts of life under slavery, daring escapes, and perseverance in the search for freedom.
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Daily Life for the Enslaved at Hammond-Harwood House
Join Julie Rose, director of Marietta House, and Joyce White, food historian, for a special tour that focuses on what daily life at Hammond-Harwood House was like for the enslaved women and children in the early 19th century.
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Virtual Lecture- Marriage for Love or Money? 19th Century Women Tell All in their Diaries
Join us for this Zoom talk by Hammond-Harwood House director Barbara Goyette as we look at courtship and marriage for Maryland women in the first half of the 19th century.
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Maryland Day Open House
Stop by Hammond-Harwood House between 10 and 3 on Saturday March 21st for a **free visit**! Explore the historic rooms and learn about the history of this special house, its famous architect, the families who lived and worked at the site, and the collections contained within the museum. As we celebrate this annual event, the […]