While walking thru Annapolis, we decided to stop in for a look. You have to have photo ID's to enter. It was a Saturday and the government was not in session, which allowed us to take a leisurely walk thru the building. Had nice old architecture and some nice historical pieces. Worth a short stop. More

The view of this building from every angle is so pretty. Go in the Springtime and take pictures with the flowers in bloom. More

The Maryland State House doesn't offer alot in spite of being a truly historical site. The many architectual changes to the rooms leaves you feeling like they haven't been able to make up their mind about the building. More

My wife and I recently visited Annapolis to tour a pair of historic homes. We then had some free time and decided to visit the MD State House, since it had been many years since we last visited. We were both impressed by the architecture and beauty of the structure--especially it's all wood cupola and dome. One of the "old"... More

Beautiful building with lots of history. It's where Washington resigned the Presidency, which I hadn't known until we visited. Unfortunately, there was no guide, and they had run out of brochures, so we just wandered around. The paintings and the few exhibits were very interesting. More

There is a lot of history on the grounds and inside. Lovely old building. Great location. More

George Washington slept here. Not really; but he resigned his commission as commander in chief of the Continental Army in this very building, standing on the same floor boards. It's really cool that way. More

Beautiful, old building. Interesting history. More for history buffs than shopping type tourists.... More

The Maryland State House is beautiful and very interesting. They are in the process of restoration and have many displays to show off the State's rich history! More