The Star Spangled Banner has it's roots in this church, since Francis Scott Key was a parishioner here over 250 years ago. Although the original church, and several since, have burned down, the latest building has some very nice architecture to stop in and appreciate. Maybe you will be lucky enough to hear a sermon. More

One of those beautiful, old churches with creaky pews that actually looks like a church rather than a hotel lobby. Great stained glass windows. More

Check the schedule. They host brown bag lunch recitals for 15 minutes during different seasons of the year. Great location in the center of town. Hop over to Reynolds Taver for a proper Afternoon High Tea complete with the best scones I've ever had! More

Can't miss it. Center of town and near the Governor's Mansion. Reynolds Tavern across the street a great historic place to find a meal or at the Maryland Inn, Treaty of Paris restaurant. More

On the fifty cents trolley line which goes around and through the downtown district. Worth the few extra minutes to see it. If you are downtown, you can walk to it in ten minutes if you are a slow walker but I like the trolley. Look for the house in the rear of the property. It was home to a... More

I attended St. Anne's for my four years at USNA. But it was not until a reunion that I ever went up in the bell tower. When permitted, a bell tower tour allows you a 360 degree view of Annapolis. A photographic exhibit shows the circular view in each of the four seasons. Well worth the stop if the tower... More

St. Anne's is a lovely church. The pews are historic, the stained glass windows are varied and colorful, and the alter is interesting. The church is lovingly maintained and has a rich history. When we went in, we had it to ourselves for about twenty minutes. We walked around, looked at the lovely windows, read a little about the church,... More