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Description
Circa 1747. Stay in this 250-year-old home once used by signers of the Declaration of Independence as a clubhouse. Today this pre-Revolutionary home is a landmark in the heart of the historic district, renown for being a comfortable and elegant bed and breakfast. Original yellow pine floors, 16-inch thick brick walls and six fireplaces are accented by fine oil paintings, period window treatments and bed covers. Guest bedrooms with private baths and other modern conveniences pamper and please. Read the paper in the double salon or relax in the garden. Listen to the mini-grand player piano during a satisfying breakfast. Videos, books, a stocked refrigerator and a microwave are found in the second floor library.
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Rates |
$170 to $235Payment Types Accepted Include Master Card, Visa and Travelers Checks.
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Amenities |
This property has 4 total guest accommodations with private bath, 1 with fireplace, 1 suite. The types of beds available include Queen.
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Innkeepers Association Memberships |
Annapolis Bed & Breakfast Association, Maryland Bed & Breakfast Association, PAII |
Describe Garden and Grounds |
Enclosed patio with English style garden |
Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Minimum Stay Requirements |
Two nights all weekends |
Cancellation |
Full refund (less $30 cancellation fee) if cancelled more than 10 days prior to arrival. If within 10 days, full refund (less $30 cancellation fee) only if room is re-rented. |
Smoking |
Smoke Free Property. |
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Historic Interest | The house was owned from 1760-1780 by a senior Maryland government official and used as a club by the Forensic Society whose local members included three of Maryland's signers of the Declaration of Independence. Historic Awards:
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Historic sites nearby: Statehouse used for first meetings of the new government after the end of the Revolutionary War, the signing of the Treaty of Paris and General Washington's resignation. |
Nearby College/University |
United States Naval Academy, St. Johns College |
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Romantic gem in historic Annapolis
We wanted to escape for a weekend and found the perfect inn in a perfect town. Ann is a most welcoming hostess and prepares a superb breakfast (ask for the Zuchini bread french toast with maple/bourbon/butter sauce). Rooms are super-quiet and very cozy. We will definitely return to the Georgian House.
Jacob Manchester
12/2/2009
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National Geographic Traveler, Chesapeake Life, Washington Post, Washington Times, New York Magazine, The Capital.
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