Capital City Colonials Information

We conduct guided walking tours and team building activities in the historic district of Annapolis, Maryland. Our patrons see the compact historic district from an 18th century perspective while walking with colonial-clad guides in the footsteps of the builders of Annapolis and our nation. You can taste Annapolis with the our Food & History Tour. Spend three hours strolling around town with a dozen tasting and history stops. Eat where the founding fathers ate and eat where the founding fathers widh they could have eaten. Enough food is consumed on tour to be considered lunch. Find out who in town printed the money and learn what women were doing in colonial times besides tending the kitchen when taking the Historic District 101 tour. This tour introduces 18th century buildings and history, but most importantly the people behind them. Homes of the middling class as well as the grand homes of the gentry are visited. Also included is Maryland’s State House where George Washington resigned his commission from the continental army, a colonial kitchen and St. Anne’ Church to name a few.