Hammond-Harwood House

Discover the Hammond-Harwood House

The Hammond-Harwood House, built in 1774, stands as a testament to the architectural brilliance of William Buckland. This historic house museum in Annapolis, Maryland, showcases the beauty of Anglo-Palladian architecture while telling the stories of the families who lived there, including the enslaved individuals who contributed to its legacy.

Impacting Lives Through Education

By providing educational tours and programs, the Hammond-Harwood House plays a vital role in preserving American history and culture.

Why Donate?

Your contributions support the preservation of this historic site and its collection, ensuring that future generations can learn from and enjoy its rich history.

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Support the Hammond-Harwood House by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your generosity helps fund essential educational programs and capital projects that keep history alive for everyone.