The Historic Annapolis Foundation is assembling nearly 500 volunteers to serve as guides at the 11 homes participating in this year's Annapolis...
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11/05/09
The streets of Annapolis are alive with 21st century hustle-bustle. People walk past shop fronts with their eyes glued to glowing Blackberry screens or drown out street sounds with iPod buds stuffed in their ears. Find Us On Facebook
Yet, for two nights, more than 2,500 people will step back in time to marvel at the exteriors and interiors of homes built in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries - a time when the only nighttime light was provided by candles or gas lamps, and blackberries were served with cream.
The Historic Annapolis Foundation is assembling nearly 500 volunteers to serve as guides at the 11 homes participating in this year's Annapolis...
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