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Maryland State Capital (c1772). Annapolis, MD. Architect: Joseph Horatio Anderson & Joseph Clark. | Looking up Main St. to St. Anne's Church & up Francis St. to State Capitol. Annapolis, MD. | View of State Capitol Dome from alley off Main St. Annapolis, MD. | State house & East St. from Pinkney St. Annapolis, MD. |
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State house & houses on East St. Annapolis, MD. | St Anne's Episcopal Church at end of Main St. Annapolis, MD. | Row of wooden colonial houses along Cornhill St. Annapolis, MD. | Wooden colonial houses on East St. Annapolis, MD. |
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Shiplap House Museum (c1715) (18 Pinkney St.). Annapolis, MD. | Shiplap House Museum (c1715) (18 Pinkney St.). Annapolis, MD. | Stores along Maryland Ave. at Prince George St. Annapolis, MD. | Chase-Lloyd House (1769) (22 Maryland Ave.). Annapolis, MD. |
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Georgian doorway of Chase-Lloyd House. Annapolis, MD. | Bryce House (1766-73) (42 East St.). Annapolis, MD. | Maryland Society of Architects building (1740) (1 State Circle). Annapolis, MD. Style: Georgian. | John Shaw House (Maryland Historical Trust building) (1720-5) (21 State Circle). Annapolis, MD. |
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Maryland Inn (1776) where many of America's first Congressmen stayed in 1786. Annapolis, MD. | Maryland Inn tavern where early U.S. leaders discussed the Treaty of Paris which ended the Revolutionary War. Annapolis, MD. | Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County (1821 then 1892-5). Annapolis, MD. Architect: Jackson C. Gott. | U.S. Post Office in federal-style. Annapolis, MD. |
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St Anne's Episcopal Church steeple / clock tower (1859). Annapolis, MD. Style: Romanesque Revival. | Government House (1870) home of Maryland's Governor. Annapolis, MD. | Annapolis town harbor. Annapolis, MD. | Naval Academy Chapel (1904-8). Annapolis, MD. |