A place like no other near Annapolis in Maryland
In the 18th century, starting from April 1777, recruits of the Continental Army were accommodated in temporary rentals called “hogsheads” across Annapolis, Maryland. These hogsheads were wooden buildings with gambrel roofs and were commonly found in the heart of Annapolis.
Experience the charm of the 1700s at Hogshead, an engaging museum and historical site. Step into the past and embark on a fascinating time-traveling journey. One of the highlights of visiting Hogshead is encountering friendly volunteer guides dressed in authentic colonial outfits. These knowledgeable guides will transport you back to the Revolutionary War era as they share captivating stories about life as frontiersmen, doctors, soldiers, or indentured servants.