Step back in time on this 2-hour guided walking tour through the beautifully preserved Historic District of Annapolis, Maryland. Visit the Maryland State House, once the capitol of the United States, and explore a colonial kitchen and dining room inside a stunning Georgian mansion. Stroll past iconic landmarks including St. Anne's Parish, the Hammond-Harwood House, the Paca House, and the lively Annapolis City Dock. Hear the fascinating story of the friendly rivalry between the U.S. Naval Academy and St. John's College, two institutions that have shaped the character of this unique city. Along the way, your guide will bring everyday colonial Maryland life to vivid detail, from the merchant class to the working poor. Covering less than a mile on foot, this tour is an accessible and immersive introduction to one of America's most historic cities.

Discover the quirky tales and unusual stories of Annapolis on this engaging walking tour. Led by a colonial-attired guide, explore fascinating anecdotes including the Russian sailor's grave in the Annapolis National Cemetery and the Confederate captain who never conceded defeat. Perfect for those curious about the unconventional side of history, this tour reveals the city's hidden gems and eccentric past. Ideal for adults and middle school-aged children, the tour takes place at 188 Main Street, Annapolis, MD. - Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes - Suitable for adults and children aged 12 and older - Tours run on the second Saturday of each month - Learn about unique historical figures and events in Annapolis

Discover the profound legacy of African American history in Maryland on an enlightening two-hour walking tour in Annapolis. Starting near Market House Park, journey through time to encounter significant landmarks such as the Alex Haley statue and the Maryland State House while learning about the vital contributions of historic figures including Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, and Thurgood Marshall. Led by a knowledgeable guide in period attire, this experience delves into the local history, culture, and stories of the Underground Railroad, with tour proceeds directly supporting the Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation to enhance community heritage.