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The William Paca Garden is a two acre oasis of natural beauty in the bustling center of Annapolis’ Historic District. Although many colonial Annapolitans had gardens, only Paca’s has been returned to its original splendor and opened to the public. Intrigued by garden details in the background of Charles Willson Peale’s 1772 portrait of ...
“It was absolutely beautiful. It was exactly the kind of casual elegance I was looking for….” Celebrate your historic moments in the elegance and romance of an 18th century house and garden. From a wedding ceremony in front of our Summerhouse, a fun and intimate rehearsal dinner, a proposal on the Chippendale-style bridge, or a… Continue reading Venue Rental
Continue around the Circle, and turn right at Main Street. Proceed three blocks and the Museum of Historic Annapolis will be on the right side on the corner of Main Street and Green Street. William Paca House and Garden 186 Prince George Street. From Hillman Garage on Main Street Exit the garage onto Gorman Street.
Aug 4, 2016 · The William Paca House and Garden date to the 1760s, when William Paca and his wealthy wife Mary Chew constructed their grand brick mansion on Prince George Street in Annapolis. Mr. Mr. Paca was a colonial leader, lawyer, judge, legislator, founder of the Sons of Liberty, and—most famously—signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Paca chose the newly introduced five-part plan that first appeared c. 1760 in the now much-altered Bordley-Randall House. The house included a prominent two-story rear tower, a relic of colonial architecture that distinguishes it as among the earliest of Maryland’s many five-part houses. The tower provides a panoramic view of the formal garden.
Jul 3, 2018 · History of the William Paca House and Garden William Paca was a patriot leader who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and served as the State of Maryland’s third Governor. After marrying the wealthy and well-connected Mary Chew in 1763, the young lawyer built a five-part brick house and terraced pleasure garden on two acres of ...
