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02/07/09
As the city of Annapolis celebrated the birthday of its namesake - Queen Anne of Great Britain - during a quaint gathering of stately officials on Church Circle last night, her majesty found herself enjoying a renewed sense of relevance. 
Joshua McKerrow - The Capital
Raising a toast to the 344th birthday of Queen Anne, are, from left, the queen herself, played by Mary Ann Jung, event organizer and local historian David Fogle, and Deputy Head of Mission for the British Embassy Dominik Chilcott.Find Us On Facebook
City officials have held a party in honor of the queen, who also issued the charter for Maryland's state capital 300 years ago, for the past several years at Reynolds Tavern. Last night's party, which marked her majesty's 344th birthday, featured city officials and state senators, local historians, as well as a message from new Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and a riveting...
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