Georgian-style mansion museum featuring exceptional decorative arts collections, period furnishings, guided tours, and architectural craftsmanship that exemplifies early American design and culture.
Guided tours offered throughout operating hours
Closed Mondays and select holidays
Seniors (62+): $12
Military: $12
Students: $7
Children under 6: Free
How to Get There
From Annapolis: Travel through the Historic District toward Maryland Avenue, then continue to 19 Maryland Avenue, a short walk from the Maryland State House and City Dock.
Overview
The Hammond-Harwood House is one of the finest colonial houses in the U.S., built in 1773-1774 for planter Matthias Hammond and designed by architect William Buckland after Palladio's work, celebrated for its balanced proportions and woodwork. Guided tours cover the craftsmanship and the families, artisans, and workers of the Chesapeake, with American and European decorative arts.
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