ARCHITECTURE
![[Color photograph of Maryland State House, view from Chancery Lane]](/msa/mdmanual/36loc/an/images/i001830a.jpg)
ARCHITECTURAL SITES
State House (view from Chancery Lane), Annapolis, Maryland, 1998. Photo by James Hefelfinger (Hefelfinger Collection, MSA SC 1885-763-8, Maryland State Archives).
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Hammond-Harwood House entrance, Maryland Ave., Annapolis, Maryland, August 2000. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.
James Brice House, East St., Annapolis, Maryland, August 2000. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.
- James Brice House (Georgian architecture), Annapolis (410) 263-5553
- Jonathan Hager House & Museum (town founder), Hagerstown (301) 739-8393
- London Town Publik House & Gardens, Edgewater (410) 222-1919
- Mount Clare Museum (Georgian architecture), Baltimore (410) 837-3262
- Port Tobacco Courthouse, One-Room Schoolhouse, & Catslide House, Port Tobacco (301) 934-4313
- St. Thomas Manor (Georgian mansion), Port Tobacco (301) 934-8245
- Riversdale (Calvert Mansion), Riverdale (301) 864-0420
- Schifferstadt Architectural Museum, Frederick (301) 663-3885
- Smallwood House Museum (Revolutionary War General William Smallwood), Marbury (301) 743-7613
- Sotterley Plantation (18th-century tidewater life), Hollywood (301) 373-2280, 1-800-681-0850 (toll free)
- State House, Annapolis (410) 974-3400
- Teackle Mansion, Princess Anne (410) 651-2238, (410) 651-3020
- Thomas Stone National Historic Site (signer of Declaration of Independence), Port Tobacco (301) 934-6027
- William Paca House & Garden, Annapolis (410) 263-5553
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