Annapolis is filled with historic charm, and there are a few landmarks you just can't miss. Let’s dive into five of the city's most treasured spots:
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Maryland State House: This building isn’t just old; it’s a piece of U.S. history. Finished in 1779, it’s seen some pretty big moments, like the end of the Revolutionary War. It even served as the U.S. capital for a bit! Today, people visit from all over to see it and it's where the Maryland General Assembly meets.
2. St. Anne's Episcopal Church: Dating back to 1704, this is one of the country’s oldest churches. With its stunning bell tower and beautiful stained glass, it’s a sight to behold. For more than 300 years, it’s been a place for the community to come together. It's still a busy church today and a must-see for anyone visiting Annapolis.
3. William Paca House and Garden: This 18th-century mansion was once home to William Paca, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It's a perfect example of Georgian style, and the inside is just as impressive as the outside. Don’t forget the gardens—they're beautiful, with flowers, fountains, and paths. Now, it's all open to the public, so you can take a tour or attend an event.