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Christmastime and the Making of Gentility in Colonial Maryland

God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen During the holiday season, the Paca House in Historic ...

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Revolutionary Annapolis in 1774: The Burning of the Peggy Stewart

Detail of large oyster shells, representing Annapolis’s maritime economy, 1774.

On October 19, 1774, the merchant ship Peggy Stewart was burned in Annapolis under pressure ...

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Revolutionary Annapolis on Pinkney Street

Young artisan learning traditional craft in Colonial Maryland during the American Revolution.

Reenactors took to Pinkney Street to recreate Revolutionary Maryland on September 20, 2025. ...

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Annapolis Living Historians Transform Paca’s Folly

Paca's folly, complete with 18th-century costumed interpreters, in the William Paca Garden. 2025.

On May 18, 2025, the Annapolis Living Historians hosted a garden party at the William Paca ...

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Budgeting on the Brink of Revolution

On August 2, 2025, Historic Annapolis hosted Yr Local Colonial Goddess' original public ...

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