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Last week, we lost a giant in the preservation field – David P. Fogle. A Princeton-trained architect with an advanced degree in planning, Mr. Fogle was widely respected for his long-standing contributions in the historic preservation field and as a stalwart champion of historic architecture, planning, and preservation. I knew of him long before I… Continue reading In Memoriam – David P. Fogle

The Fourth of July is always a special day at Historic Annapolis. This year, for the sixteenth time, we’re hosting a Naturalization Ceremony conducted by officials from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services at the William Paca House and Garden. It’s especially fitting that we welcome new citizens into the American family at William Paca’s home… Continue reading A Message from our President & CEO: It’s the 4th of July

This weekend, Historic Annapolis is delighted to sponsor the third annual Annapolis Juneteenth Celebration, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. I hope you will join HA and the entire Annapolis community at the celebrations this weekend, whether you dance at the gala, march in the parade, participate in the festival (be… Continue reading A Message from our President & CEO: Commemorating Juneteenth

The video of the June 8 special work session is now available to watch here. The City of Annapolis is preparing to embark upon the greatest public infrastructure project in the history of our historic town. Join us this Thursday, June 8, 2023 at 3 pm in the City Council Chambers to hear from City leadership about… Continue reading Advocacy Alert – City Dock Redevelopment

HA President Karen Theimer Brown recently sat down with Eye on Annapolis to talk about all that’s going on at Historic Annapolis. Many people ask, “What does Historic Annapolis do?” And many others ask, “Is that the same as the HPC?” Well, the answers to those questions are “a lot” and “no.” Today we sit… Continue reading Local Business Spotlight: Historic Annapolis and Karen Theimer Brown

Preserve. Protect. Connect. If you’re familiar with Historic Annapolis and follow the work we do, you’ve seen that tagline on our website, brochures, museum signage, and email signatures. It’s the distilled essence of HA’s mission statement: to Preserve and Protect the historic places, objects, and stories of Maryland’s capital city, and provide engaging experiences that… Continue reading A Message from our President & CEO: Preservation Month

Leadership Anne Arundel (LAA), the premier leadership training and networking institute in Anne Arundel County, recently announced their 2023 New Leaders Honorees. Honorees were nominated by LAA Alumni and the community at large. Nominees do not have to be a graduate of a LAA program and were selected based on commencing an accepted, appointed, or… Continue reading Brown Named 2023 New Leader Honoree

Historic Annapolis will hold its annual William Paca Garden Plant Sale on Mother’s Day weekend, May 13 and 14, 2023. Whether you have a sunny or shady garden, or are yearning for bright, annual color, long lived trees and shrubs, and dependable color that will return every year, there is something for you at the… Continue reading Paca Garden Plant Sale Returns

The Museum of Historic Annapolis was recently featured on “Where’s Alexus?” on the WJZ morning news! Alexus Davila with Channel 13 WJZ joined us to explore the Museum and learn a little bit more about what you’ll find there. Check out the morning’s three segments! Segment 1: President and CEO Karen Brown shares about the… Continue reading Where’s Alexus? – Checking out what’s new at the Museum of Historic Annapolis

A shabby little house in Annapolis might become one of the nation’s main portals to the proposed Chesapeake National Recreation Area.