This is the our beautiful state capital in Annapolis, MD. It is the oldest continually used capital building in the U.S. Many are unaware that this was actually the U.S. capital from 1783~1784. Annapolis also has more original 18th century structures that any city in the U.S. Who knew!
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12 comments:
This is a majestic photo.
I'm from Canada but it's always nice to learn about my neighbours to the south and their history!
Hugsss, Susan
It looks like a really nice building. And the second flag, is that the flag of Maryland?
Oh yes the Maryland flag is also in the foreground.
Thanks for the intro to Annapolis, Shirl.
Happy Wednesday.
Very elegant building and a nice shot.
It looks like a lovely place.
Nice looking building! :D
I love the way the tower peeps over the blossoms.
Ah, I live in an A capital too: Albany. Hmmm...
Thanks.
That's a beautiful picture and I'm really impressed with your knowledge of the history! You must be quite a history fanatic.
Hi Shirl, Great post. It taught me a lot about our history and that of Annapolis.
Fascinating - I'd forgotten that fact - if I ever knew it :) -
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