MARYLAND AT A GLANCE

ARCHITECTURE

Baltimore skyline (view from west side of Federal Hill Park), Baltimore, Maryland, May 2008. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

Basilica of the Assumption, Baltimore. America's first Roman Catholic cathedral. Designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe.
Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore
Clara Barton National Historic Site (founder of American Red Cross), Glen Echo (301) 492-6245
Darnall's Chance, Upper Marlboro (301) 952-8010

Brown Center, Maryland Institute College of Art, Mount Royal Ave., Baltimore, Maryland, May 2012. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

George Alfred Townsend Museum (Civil War journalist), & War Correspondents Arch, Gathland State Park, Burkittsville (301) 371-6923, (301) 791-4656

Geddes Piper House, Chestertown (410) 778-3499, (410) 778-3645

James Brice House, East St., Annapolis, Maryland, August 2000. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

Hammond-Harwood House entrance, Maryland Ave., Annapolis, Maryland, August 2000. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

Mount Clare Museum (Georgian architecture), Baltimore (410) 837-3262

Port Tobacco Village, Port Tobacco (301) 392-3418

Riversdale (Calvert Mansion), Riverdale (301) 864-0420

St. Thomas Manor (Georgian mansion), Port Tobacco (301) 934-8245

Door, shutter, & brickwork, Hancock's Resolution, 2795 Bayside Beach Road, Pasadena, Maryland, July 2004. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

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

State House (from Francis St.), Annapolis, Maryland, February 2014. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

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) 990-4543

William Paca House and Garden, Annapolis, Maryland, March 2001. Photo by Elizabeth W. Newell.