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Published
02/25/07
The Hammond-Harwood House suffers from a bit of an inferiority complex. No signer of the Declaration of Independence lived there, like William Paca of the nearby Paca House, and it's not part of the highly visible Historic Annapolis Foundation, which just opened a new resource center downtown. Photo no longer available
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
The house collection includes this 1789 painting of Ann Proctor, daughter of a Baltimore merchant, and her doll.Find Us On Facebook
View more images "We're not down on the water, and we're not one of the signers' homes," said HHH curator Lisa Mason-Chaney. "So, it is hard to get out the word that we're here." HHH does gets some recognition for the special annual events it hosts, such as...
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