Capitol

Address: 100 State Circle, Annapolis, MD 21401 Overview The Maryland State House in Annapolis stands as an iconic piece of American history and architecture that continues to function as the seat of Maryland government today. It is the oldest U.S. state capitol building in continuous use and holds the distinguished honor of being the meeting place where the Treaty of Paris was ratified, officially ending the Revolutionary War that created our nation. The building’s magnificent golden dome dominates the Annapolis skyline and serves as a beacon for visitors interested in American history, architecture, and the democratic traditions that shaped our country. You will discover that this remarkable building offers more than just historical significance because it represents a living connection to the founding era that remains relevant and engaging for all who visit. ...