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Settled within the verdant foothills of Catoctin Mountain, Antrim 1844 is renowned for its superb cuisine and upscale accommodations. Once the historic home of Colonel Andrew Ege and his wife, Margaret, Antrim 1844 exemplifies the typical Greek Revival mansion found throughout the American South.

In the heart of Annapolis, Maryland, three buildings comprise the Historic Inns of Annapolis. The Governor Calvert House was built in 1727 and originally consisted of a two-story brick building with an attached shed, smokehouse, and frame outbuilding.

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown offers several meeting and event rooms for groups in a range of sizes. Whether playing host to business meetings, family events or wedding receptions, the hotel has an option for any interested parties.

At the time of its construction in 1928, the 23-story Lord Baltimore Hotel was the largest hotel in Maryland. Named for George Calvert, Lord Baltimore and founder of the Maryland colony, it was the last high-rise building with classical ornamentation erected in downtown Baltimore.

The Oaks Waterfront Hotel's property is steeped in American history, with the land initially being granted by Lord Baltimore. This history has included service as a spacious farm, a setting for a Hollywood film, and a successful resort.

The elaborate facade and striking details of Visitation Hotel Frederick served as the home of an iconic educational, Catholic institution in historic Frederick Maryland for over 150 years. The school was a community center throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, even briefly serving as a