Annapolis Real Estate Guide
HOMES & PROPERTY FOR SALE IN ANNAPOLIS
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ABOUT ANNAPOLIS
General Information About Annapolis
Things to Do In & Around Annapolis
School Information for Annapolis
Points of Historical Interest
Colleges & Universities
Government & Business Links
Neighborhood, Demographic & Weather Info
News & Media for Annapolis
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ANNAPOLIS
Annapolis is a historic city that serves as Maryland’s capital and the county seat for Anne Arundel County. Located at the mouth of Severn River (a major tributary to the Chesapeake Bay), Annapolis is convenient to both Baltimore and Washington, DC. Notable as being home to the United States Naval Academy, the city is also famous for its steamed crabs and crab cakes, charming downtown historic district, and its prominent boating events and lifestyle, for which it has received its self-proclaimed title, “America’s Sailing Capital.”
Founded in 1649, colonial history abounds in Annapolis. Few American cities have more surviving 18th Century buildings. One example is the Maryland State House (built in the 1770s) which is the oldest state capital building in the United States that has been in continuous legislative use. It was the location of several important events, including the ratification of the Treaty of Paris, ending America’s war for independence, and the venue where George Washington famously resigned his post as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. Annapolis even served as the temporary capital city for the United States for a period of nine months.
Today, as in the past, life in Annapolis is linked closely with the Chesapeake Bay. The “City Dock” waterfront promenade and historic district is a popular spot for tourists and locals given the wide variety of restaurants, one-of-a kind boutique shops, and other attractions.
Zip Codes: 21401, 21402, 21403, 21404, 21405, 21409, 21411, 21412
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THINGS TO DO IN & AROUND ANNAPOLIS
Attractions, Parks & Recreation
Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Visitor's Bureau
“Come Sail Away” is the motto used by the Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitor’s Bureau to entice visitors to this amazing part of the country. The Visit-Annapolis.org website is a fantastic resource for visitors and locals, containing wide-ranging information on area shopping, dining, lodging, entertainment, sporting venues, and more.
Chesapeake Children’s Museum
The Chesapeake Children’s Museum located in Annapolis is dedicated to education and protection of Chesapeake Bay ecology “for all our children and for the children in us all.”
Annapolis Tours & Watermark Cruises
The Watermark Cruises and Three Century Tours company provides sightseeing tours of Annapolis (by land and water) for groups and private parties. Guided walking tours offer participants an up-close visit to some of Annapolis’ most famous historic attractions while the water cruises provide a one-of-a-kind Chesapeake Bay experience.
Sandy Point State Park
Located on the Chesapeake Bay, Sandy Point State Park contains 768 acres of parkland that is a great place for picnics, swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing.
Quiet Waters Park
Quiet Waters Park consists of 340 beautiful acres located along the South River in Annapolis. Visitors can enjoy outdoors concerts, a dog park, nature trails, pavilions, children’s playgrounds, winter ice skating, and fantastic waterfront views.
Annapolis Area Golf Courses
Golflink.com provides a comprehensive list of golf courses in and nearby Annapolis. The list of courses is sorted by proximity to Annapolis.
Events, Arts & Entertainment in Annapolis
Maryland Seafood Festival
Anne Arundel County Fair
Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival
Annapolis Symphony Orchestra
Annapolis Summer Garden Theater
Colonial Players of Annapolis
Ram’s Head Tavern -- On Stage
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POINTS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST IN ANNAPOLIS
Historic Annapolis Foundation
This is probably the best single resource for learning about colonial Annapolis’ historic buildings, historical preservation societies organizations, cultural museums, and local archaeology.
Historic London Town
The London Town Foundation operates the Historic London Town and Gardens which includes a twenty-three acre waterfront park on the banks of the South River and the William Brown House, a National Historic Landmark house and museum. This historical treasure dates back to the late 17th and early 18th Centuries.
The Maryland State House
The Maryland State House (built in the 1770s) is the oldest state capital building in the United States that has been in continuous legislative use. The Maryland General Assembly convenes for session at the State House three months during the year. The State House is now cared for and maintained by the State House Trust.
William Paca House
This five-part Georgian styled home was built by William Paca, governor of Maryland from 1782-85 and signer of the Declaration of Independence. It was restored by and is now owned and operated as museum by the Historic Annapolis Foundation.
Hammond-Harwood House
Considered by some to be one of the most important colonial houses in America, the Hammond-Harwood House was built in 1774 by tobacco farmer Matthias Hammond and designed by English architect William Buckland at a time often referred to as the Golden Age of Annapolis.
The Carroll House
This historic Annapolis property, with its origins in early 1700s, was home to three generations of Carroll family members, one of which (Charles Carroll of Carrollton) was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
United States Naval Academy
St. John’s College
Anne Arundel Community College
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
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NEIGHBORHOOD & DEMOGRAPHICS INFORMATION FOR ANNAPOLIS
Detailed Neighborhood Profile for Annapolis by BestPlaces.net
U.S. Census Bureau Data for Annapolis
Crime Statistics for Annapolis from CityRating.com
Quarterly Economic Conditions Report for Maryland
Historical Monthly Weather Averages for Annapolis
Current Annapolis Weather Conditions
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GOVERNMENT & BUSINESS LINKS
City of Annapolis Website
Anne Arundel County Website
Official Site for State of Maryland
Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce
Annapolis Business Association
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NEWS & MEDIA FOR ANNAPOLIS
The Capitol-Gazette Newspaper / Hometown Annapolis
Baltimore Sun
Washington Post
Google News for Annapolis, Maryland
Yahoo! News for Annapolis, Maryland
